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This is my 1966 impala ss 396 big block 4 speed. Matching numbers car that was manufactured at the Doraville, GA plant on June 6, 1966. One of the unique options is that it is a black vinyl top car. Absolutely fun car to drive and go to shows in. And this is a old school shell station in Gilmore, Michigan.
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Love it !
That's a fantastic shot and great ride to boot!
Sweet ride! I can hear that 396! nice rideing cars too.
What a nice chevy! You have something to really be proud of.
Big Block 4 speed...wow!!!