1966 Chevrolet Impala

Coupe

427

Automatic

Clear

427 cubic inch, approximately 375 horse. 700 R4 Overdrive tranny. B and M slapstick shifter. 2800 stall converter. 3.36 rear GM limited slip. Newer suspension. Front Disc brakes, Power steering. 2, 1/2 inch exhaust with Flo Masters. American Alloy 15" rims with Uniroyal Tiger Paws. Sweet driver from Tennessee. 62,000 miles shows on the broken odometer. This car was born as a 6 cylinder and red. It was rebuilt by a fellow who owned a transmission shop just north west of Nashville, Tn. (And if you're reading this, please email me. I'd love to hear from you and the phone numbers I had for you don't work anymore.) I put the newer scoop on it a year ago. I bought it from this chap and this is it's 4th summer here in Canada. Never driven in winter, but driven each summer and currently plated and insured. You are buying her as is. You can come drive it and see it yourself. I give no warranties or promises and I don't have a crystal ball. This car is just a fun driver with a whole lot of spunk! People stop to stare when you drive down the road and she handles like a dream. I love driving it, but want a trike now. It's the whole "the world is a buffet" thing. I have a file with repairs and oil changes we've done and some of the original documentation. (Fuel pump. Starter.) We can point you in the direction of a trucking company who can deliver it for you and they would do the paperwork to take her back across the border. If you're in a hundred mile radius, we could drive it to you.On Sep-05-13 at 03:21:06 PDT, seller added the following information:I just realized that I hadn't talked about the paint and body, so here goes: The body of this car is clean and I don't see that there was ever any accident damage to the metal. I don't know if there has ever been any body work done to the car, but would expect so just because of her age and the fact that me and the guy I bought her from drove her. My husband drove her 2 or 3 days a week to work and that was an hour away. If there is bondo, its minimal and she's not lumpy. I hope you can see that in my pictures. The bumpers must have been replaced before we got her because they are good with no peeling. The trunk is clean with no rusted spots. It is sprayed that thick grey paint. It does has rust "shadows" that would wipe out. The black paint has no rust spots. There are 2 small bubbles on the tail of the trunk lid, less than a dime. I don't think there's any others. There's a couple small surface scratches as you would expect just from good use. It is shiny. I guess the best thing to remember is that this is not a trailer queen. She's something to be proud of, but if you're looking for pristine, it's not here and I think the price reflects that. Anybody want more pictures, just ask and I'll take them for you as long as I don't have to crawl under her too far.