Impalas on ebay

Pittsey

Knock, Knock...
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All look nice, gbood luck. I hope the original parts to those cars are not expensive. AT one point I was thinking of buying some old cars and restore them slowly but I just don't have the time now nor will I have later in my life. Make sure you have lojack on :)
 

ARon

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Hey for real that last 64 is nice. 64 is the year to go with Impalas. That first one would be my choice though, fix it up make it mine and it's cheaper. And most new parts fit on the original engine so you don't need exact parts for it, but still it almost takes away some of the "classicness."
Quick question, why an old American car?
 

Pittsey

Knock, Knock...
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Aristotle said:
Hey for real that last 64 is nice. 64 is the year to go with Impalas. That first one would be my choice though, fix it up make it mine and it's cheaper. And most new parts fit on the original engine so you don't need exact parts for it, but still it almost takes away some of the "classicness."
Quick question, why an old American car?

I want a classic. It's cheaper on the Tax and insurance. And depreciation on new cars is a bitch.

American Classics are so much nicer than any other. I love lowriders and muscle cars.
 

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