1966 Chevrolet Impala Convertible Ss 327 Motor 66 on 2040-cars
Lawrenceburg, Indiana, United States
1966 Convertible SS Impala This is an original 1966 Convertible Super Sport with actual 80,000 miles. The tires are newer, Top goes up and down smoothly. The car rides and drives right down the road. The tires are newer. I hate to sell this car, but I can't enjoy it like I would like and I need the space. The paint is very shiny and very nice-couple spots may need fixed but nothing major. Underneath is very solid. The interior is very nice. This car is ready to enjoy. This car will turn heads-The ladies love it. I took as many pictures as I could. When the top goes down the price goes up! haha If you have any questions then please don't email please call me 513-520-7921. It is hard for me to check emails on a regular basis. Thanks, CALL ANYTIME! I have a new Indiana title showing actual miles. Please come look this car over, fly in and drive it home. I also have a good friend who delivers cars professionally nationwide running or not. He is a professional and bonded and insured. We can assist with delivery call Jim for a quote 831-840-3630 On Mar-12-14 at 17:02:37 PDT, seller added the following information: This is not a SS-SUPER SPORT. I made a mistake. |
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