Unique, nearly-original survivor cars are very special, and they're very hard to find. That's especially true for a car like this, an absolutely jaw-dropping 1966 Chevrolet Impala. With just over 75,663 believed-to-be original miles logged on the odometer, an original interior in fantastic condition and a single repaint, it's clear that this '66 Impala is a special car indeed. Powered by an HC-code 327 C.I. V8 breathing through a 4-barrel carburetor, the mill under this Impala's hood puts out 250 fire-breathing horsepower and is correct to the car. Torque is put to the pavement through a smooth-shifting 2-speed"Powerglide" automatic transmission, which shifts seamlessly as this Impala speeds down the highway. The exterior's laser-straight bodylines are covered in the correct shade of "Lemonwood Yellow" that this Impala came with from the factory, which has been buffed to a brilliant shine. The chrome brightwork is in fantastic shape, and the black vinyl top contrasts perfectly with this Impala's beautiful paint and straight, clean bodystyle. The original floors, frame, trunk and door jambs are all very solid, all coming with the factory undercoating still on them. Opening this Impala's massive twin doors reveals a stunningly original black vinyl interior, complete with comfy bench seats that are perfect for cruising. Options on this sweet '66 Chevy include power steering, power brakes, a 12-bolt rear end with 2.73 gearing, the factory gauges & clock, an aftermarket AM/FM radio with under-dash equalizer, vent windows, and a dual exhaust system with a fantastic burble. The car rides on a sleek set of 15" chrome Chevrolet rally wheels over B.F. Goodrich RWL tires for a muscular look that suits this Impala's character! A single turn of the key starts that 327 V8 right up, ensuring that this Chevy is ready to cruise at a moment's notice. This is your chance to own a true American icon, a beautiful time-capsule of a car that'll take you back to 1966 whenever you're behind the wheel. Don't let it pass you by, because we'd love to see it in your driveway.

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