1996 Chevrolet Impala

Sedan

350 LT1

Automatic

1G1BL52P9TR109900

Clear

Gasoline

1996 DCM Impala (Dark Cherry Metallic) Jon Moss Signature Series Tri-9 Chevy Impala SS No ReserveMileage 103,100 (May 2016) / Build Date Sept 15, 1995 Purchased October 1996, second owner. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The car is basically stock mechanically with many modifications to enhance its appearance and establish individuality. The engine was replaced due to a faulty crank shaft (it snapped in half and destroyed the original engine) in November of 1999 at 45,000 miles. The car has been my daily driver for the past 4 months, before that it was a one-day-a-week princess. I am only parting with it because my new job requires a lot of travel. Photos taken April 9, 2016. Originally asking $10K, price reduced to help new owner make the following recommended repairs and keep the car affordable. It can use a transmission fluid swap (filters and fluids replaced 4 years and 10K miles ago), new tires, right side exhaust manifold (maybe a good excuse to install headers?), soon - ball joints (ok, but showing signs of wear) and paint. Also of note, the cats have been gutted. Standard Options: 350 LT1 Engine with 4 speed automatic transmission. power windows, power locks and power front seats, AM/FM Cassette radio. Modifications include: Exterior: Suncoast Funcitional Ram Air Hood Dodge syle hood pins for extra stability at high speeds Factory script and side moldings removed Tinted windows, carbon tint Impala Cross Flags are mounted on the front 1/4 panel 9C1 Body Bushings installed for increased stability HID (white) Head Lights Clear turning light lenses Upgraded Lower Control Arms Fuel bib was installed to protect the paint from spillage when filling up Tail lights have been upgraded, output was increased with upgraded lamps and bucket enhancements ATS sequential turn-signal kit was installed which makes the rear lights flash sequentially 1-2-3 when the brakes are applied, turn-signals used or emergency flashers turned on Wiper blades have been upgraded to the aerodynamic 9C1 version (plus spare blades for future replacements) A template has been installed over the "cyclops" center rear brake light so that the word SOFASST is displayed when the brakes are applied Rear brakes have been upgraded to the iRotors drilled and slotted rotors & pads Front brakes recently replaced with standard rotors and pads after the last set overheated due to Master Cylinder failure. New Master Cylinder Stainless steel braided brake lines Re-painted in 2007 (clearcoat failing) (all references to 9C1 are special parts for the police pursuit version of the Caprice) Interior: Custom black and gray ultraleather reupholstered seats, front and rear, with embroidered Impala logo Triple A-Pillar gauge pod with Voltage, Transmission Temp and Fuel Pressure gauges Upgraded carpeting Interior lamps replaced with LED's. iSimple iPhone Gateway (play/charge iPhone/iPod through factory radio via direct connect cable) Jon A. Moss Signature Series Plate over the radio (signature is on the trunk lid) Carpeted dash mat and console cover Spare floor mats Aluminum door pulls Billet aluminum seat belt guide cap w/ engraved impala logo Aluminum Defroster Vent Cover with engraved Impala Cross Flags Switched radio antenna (can leave down when playing iPod) Alternative Lock vehicle disabling system Automate Car Alarm Engine/Engine Bay: Ram Air box with K&N filter Granitelli oversized High Performance MAF Throttle body Air Foil CNC raised Impala logo waterpump cover Billet Aluminum Impala SS injector covers Painted windshield washer and overflow reservoirs Throttle body bypass mod Air pump delete mod Switched under-hood LED lights Trunk: Jon A. Moss signature Dual trunk lights installed, switch controlled Foam inserts on the sides to prevent dings when carrying anything in the trunk Dual Exhaust: DynoMax UltraFlows, 2 1/4" pipes from the cats back. Security: Automate alarm system, etched side windows and Alternative Lock system. Extras: Car cover, headlight covers painted body color. Faults: Failing clear coat, minor scratches and three small door dings Drivers side mirror housing broke loose, spare, green, mirror assembly comes with the car. (repaint and replace when you fix the paint) Recent occurrence, March 29, 2016. I noticed a water leak stain on the headliner. Car was inspected by a body shop who concluded the adhesive holding the windshield on must have developed a crack. Caulk applied to plug crack. Recent service (most w/in 4 months) include remove and replace of master cylinder, new front rotors, calipers and pads, steering control box replaced, front end aligned, plugs and wires, fuel pump replaced, LED interior bulbs installed and synthetic oil change. A/C blower motor, squirrel cage and blower resister pack changed. Vehicle is available for inspection in Fort Lauderdale / Sunrise, Florida.