1996 Chevrolet Impala Ss on 2040-cars
Kernersville, North Carolina, United States
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Dark Cherry Metallic, gray leather, LT1 5.7 liter engine, power windows, power locks, powers driver and passenger seats, AM/FM/CD, power antenna. No body work at all, original paint, tires. The only thing I have done to the car is replace the exhaust. First owner had put Magna Flow mufflers on the car, I replace the exhaust (CATs back)with Walker reproduction exhaust, just like from the factory. GM dosent offer this part anymore. Also there is a K&N filter in the air cleaner box. Those are the only two items that aren't original. Wheels still have their shine with no road rash. No fluid leaks. AC was checked last summer (2013)at Chevrolet Dealership with no Freon needed. The car is always kept in a enclosed garaged. Car has 23826 miles on it at this time. I do drive it on nice days. 1996 was the last and only year for the console automatic shifter.
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