1996 Chevrolet Impala

Sedan

LT1 350

Automatic

1G1BL52P5TR130601

Salvage

Gasoline

Up for sale is my 1996 Impala SS. Car runs and drives great. It all all the bells and whistles you would expect from a 96 SS.LT1 - 3504L60E Auto trans.3.73 Posi rearSS trimGray leather interiorTwilight SentinelFactory CD radioPower AntennaLeather bucket seatsPower seatsFloor ShifterFancy gauges Lighted sun visorand probably a lot more I am forgetting Car run and drive great.A/C has no issuesHas no check engine or warning lights. 3.73 Posi RearSEO (Police) green silicone hosesSEO RimsCross drilled/slotted rotors Now, onto the bad parts of the car.Battery is old, and will probably need to be replaced soon, but works fine for now.Exhaust leak causes ticking noise on cold days (goes away when warm)Driver seat is starting to show its age.Paint should be fixed Car history:I brought the car with fire damage to the drive fender and door.Engine was removed, main cross-car harness and engine harness was replaced.Engine, Trans, Cooling, Fuel, Brake, A/C, ABS, and SIR systems were entirely replaced and/or gone through. The list of new parts on this car is way too long. Nothing is charged, melted, or smelly. If not for the paint, you would never know there was fire damage. Original hood needed to be replaced after receiving some unrelated damage - it was replaced with a caprice hood, and now it has a hood ornament. If you are unfamiliar with the 96 SS, you should be aware of the fading odometer.It is a common problem with this year. This car is no different. Google "96 impala odometer fading"- its the first thing that come up. Car has about 130,000 on it.As of now I don't know the exact mileage. I drive this car about 4 times a year, it stays low.