1969 Chevy Impala Kingswood Wagon, Hot Rod, Lowrider, Cruiser on 2040-cars

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Year: 1969
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Impala
Trim: kingswood
Options: CD Player
Drive Type: rwd
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Mileage: 0
Sub Model: Kingswood
Exterior Color: Blue
Number of Doors: 4
Interior Color: Blue
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty

Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ... 

1969 Chevy Impala Wagon. Pretty clean vehicle for a 69. Car has a clear Georgia title. I bought this car with the intent of creating a show car but used it a cruiser. Everytime I take it out people ask if it is for sale so I figured I would put it up for sale and see what happens.

Exterior: Has a nice blue paint job that was done a few years ago but still looks really good.  Flames are pinstriped on but the stripes have slowely started flaking off because they were not cleared over. Also hood and tailgate had same issues with pinstripes. Would not be hard to redo the stripes I just do not know of a striper locally. The car has a little bit of rust as seen in pics. The tailgate shows a little, the rain gutters have a small amount as well around the windshield where it was puller out, the hood vents and the passenger rocker panell as well. Trim is all there except the bottom pieces below the doors. They didnt look good with the paint. Bumpers look ok but show pitting and I would rechrome them. Roof rack has been removed but the mounts are still in place. Wheels are 18" in front and 20" in back. Front tires show some wear on insides but rears are really good. Both nittos 555s front and back. Tailgate can swing open as a door or flip down as a tailgate

Interior: The inside looks to be all original and in really good shape. All wood looks good. passenger arm rest and dash have some cracking. Headliner is sagging a little. I added alot of dynomat insolation between the 2 back seats as well as the rear panels and tailgate to keep my stereo from rattling. The tailgate and floor of rear have bedliner to also keep noise down a little. The tailgate glass still works ith a dash switch as well as one mounted in rear seaing area.

Stereo: JVC cd player was placed in as well as kicker 5x7 in center dash and kenwood tweats in front pillars. I made a enclosure/panel for 2 enclosed kicker 6x9's that sit between 2 rear seats but comes right out. Not permanate just needed a little more audio. 6X9s were about $200 pr and the tweeters were about $120 pr. Will include the additionla 5X7 kicker still brand new since there was only a spot for one in the dash from facctory. 

Mechanically: Took pic before motor was cleaned to show how it normallly looks. does have a slow oil leak. Tried to video the exhaust to show a slight fog from it burning coolant but it is not that bad. It still cranks on first time when I crank it and drive it around once a week. I was going to replace head gaskets but I don't drive it enough to take the time or pay the money to do it. Motor is a small block 350. Tranny is also a 350 that works good but also has a small leak. Has a new Radiater, electric fan with a manual switch inside cab, new optima battery. Also has edlebrock carb and holley intake. Has a nice sounding cam and dual exhaust with i believe flowmaster mufflers. Original AC/heat car, but needs compresser and evaperater to complete. The heater needs hoses ran back to heater core.

Bad: horn does not work, fuel gauge does not work. could use front tires and maybe an alignment, and the head gaskets. I started to build a 427 to put back in this car but got to far in dollar wise.

If I was not military and moving every 2 years I would hold onto this, but I do not want to dish out 4000 for a trailer to drag it around the country

video leaks to attempt at showing the slight fumes from head gaskets. It is really hard to see but I am an honest man and want it to be clear that it runs fine but not always easy to see. I can have the head gaskets installed for an additional $600 if you chose.

http://youtu.be/VbljHbzdSKg

http://youtu.be/Tj5fWVl9XDw