Buying Cheapest Impala SS

Fun Project Buying Cheapest Impala SS
We found and bought an abandoned 1994 impala SS that sat for 10 + Years, New Toy for the shop.
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[@mikesawyer4707]

My dad bought the last of the square body Caprice sedans in the 1990 brand new. And he never went back to buy the aero style chevys that came out a couple of years later.

[@RobertMacdonald-gs7ln]

No such thing in the 90s regular Impala

[@freddiemack26]

He must of meant a regular caprice

[@bsablosky]

you lucked out!!!!

[@spawn_blacksmith]

Regular versions of that car were the Caprice Classic.

[@PaulClements-py6pt]

That's a crazy find.

[@igorkravchenko1973]

Thankyou Brother

[@ezioassassain]

holy fk u found a treasure chest

[@Thad_E]

Great stuff

[@jayrob1111]

There were only 94-96 Impala SS (WX3) in the 90’s…No such thing as a Regular Impala.

[@igorkravchenko1973]

Im sorry I am learning about this car as im working on it haha didnt know much about them

[@oz1141]

@@igorkravchenko1973 you should check out the Impala SS forum. A lot of knowledgeful guys on there.

[@oz1141]

@@igorkravchenko1973 you should check out the Impala SS forum, a lot of great information and knowledgeable guys on there.

[@oz1141]

@@igorkravchenko1973 UTube keeps deleting my reply. Look up Impala SS f0rum

[@moonbeamskies3346]

The Impala name was resurrected by Chevrolet just for this sporty version of the Caprice in 1994-96. The Impala had been a lower trim level than the Caprice for many years, until the mid 80s when they dumped the Impala name and called all the trim levels of the full-size rear wheel drive cars Caprice. The history gets more confusing as the later front wheel drive large Chevy sedans of 2000-2019 were all Impalas, including the sporty Impala SS models of 2006 through about 2008. Around 2012, a rear wheel drive car about the same size as the Impala was offered as a police car, and it was called Caprice. In V8 form, it was very fast. A later version of that car was sold to the public, called SS. Not Impala SS, not Caprice SS. Just SS.

[@Thad_E]

That’s a $30K car good move right there

[@user-ou6gm2ob5t]

$500 what they paid😮