Posted by ShadetreeRet on June 18, 2013 at 20:21:56 from (76.5.167.134):
In Reply to: would you trade???? posted by Hoofer B on June 18, 2013 at 19:53:58:
While I personally don't like the body style of the Impala after 1964, as the feller says, They ain't making them any more. So, since it is a SS and if it runs and is drivable, YES, I think I would go for it! That 327 was one tough engine! I bought a new 64 Impala and that thing would run like a scalded dog, and was capable of 20 mpg. (Not both at the same time, lol) But by using a lot of self control, I actually did get 20mpg on a tank of gas. The rest of the time I couldn't keep my foot out of the four barrel.
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