I've got a 1967 Chevrolet Impala, that has been entirely gone through in the past year and a half. It has 20" rims and tires, and the tires have plenty of tread on them. I pulled the ORIGINAL 283ci V8 engine and had it professionally rebuilt, as well as the turbo 350 transmission. THe previous owner had the suspension and brake systems completely gone through and replaced, which was great. I've replaced the fuel pump, dropped the tank and had it cleaned and put a new sending unit in there,. It has a new battery from 2 months ago, as well as terminals to go with it. New alternator, and new alternator belt along with chrome bracket. I just did an oil change last night as well. As you can see from the pictures its very clean, and I've taken very good care of it since I've owned it. I'm PCSing and I own two other cars, I can't take all three of them with me, so this one gets the boot.

This car sounds amazing, like a real muscle car, rides like a dream and is just gorgeous. Its ready to be a daily driver!!

I'm flexible on the price, but I'm asking 7500.
I will also consider trading for a newer car, specifically a 98 and up Lexus GS300 or an IS300.

This car is located at Fort Campbell, Kentucky

Any questions, call me at 419-350-9712 my name is matthew. I have more pictures available as well, just email me at silence.v3@gmail.com

Beautiful car!

Good luck with your sale.

quote Originally posted by MetroMatt: I pulled the ORIGINAL 283ci V8 engine and had it professionally rebuilt, as well as the turbo 350 transmission.

Your image is flipped left to right.

I believe the Turbo 400 was the original tranny. Has it been swapped out?

quote Originally posted by Patrick: Your image is flipped left to right. I believe the Turbo 400 was the original tranny. Has it been swapped out?

Good eye!

Not necessarily a Turbo 400.
I had a '70 Impala. 350/300. Came with a Turbo 350.

quote Originally posted by Raydar: Good eye!

At first all I noticed was that the battery was on the wrong side. Then I realized there was a bit more wrong as well.

quote Originally posted by Raydar: Not necessarily a Turbo 400.

Careful now.

quote Originally posted by Raydar: I had a '70 Impala. 350/300. Came with a Turbo 350.

Seeing as how the Turbo 350 was introduced in 1969, I'm not surprised.

Raydar, I only happen to know about this because I had a 1967 Chevrolet Caprice (my first car!) with a Turbo 400 and a souped up big block 396 many years ago.

[This message has been edited by Patrick (edited 04-18-2009).]