1960 Chevrolet Impala on 2040-cars
Pittsburg, California, United States
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Very nice California sport coupe, A full restoration performed in 2010.Cascade Green with Green Hound's-tooth upholstery, 348 Big block single four barrel carburetor, Power glide Transmission and drives incredible. Continental tire package, with Deluxe fender skirts,Factory knock off style hub caps,all chrome and bright work in very nice shape, Dry rust free car and a real cool driver. Paint is nice and scale as a 8 and 10 being the best show quality, upgraded sound system and finished trunk area in a custom sound system, no cutting or body mods or suspension mods, all new shocks and custom coil springs to give her the absolute show look. New tires, brakes are in excellent shape.
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