Great story's people. Thanks for sharing. My mom and dad were big Impala fans. They had
a 65, 69, 71, 74, 76, 78. The 65 was the only 2 door SS. 327 powerglide.
The 69 was a 283 and the rest were 350.
My dad used to work at Cape Canaveral during the early nasa years. He helped build the vertical
assembly building . He also drove a 61 ford comet wagon back and forth from Orlando to the Cape
everyday. The ladder he used to tie to the roof of the wagon I still have today.
He's been gone now since 1999. I miss him every day.
My brother owned 2 Early Nova's a 66 and a 70. The 66 was factory 4 speed 327. Fire red black interior.
Car was stolen from in front of the house one night. He took the insurance money and got the 70.
SS 396 factory 4 speed, Midnight blue, dark blue cloth. He took care of that car like you would not imagine.
It only had 11K miles on it when sold in 1989. A Rep For Reggie Jackson purchased the car from him for $38.500
Nobody had ever even ridden in the back seat of the car. And without any additional scent still smelled showroom new.
He kept it in an air conditioned garage and kept it covered. To bad he never was really able to enjoy it.
That would have been a 6 figure car today. I bet he wishes he still had it....
a 65, 69, 71, 74, 76, 78. The 65 was the only 2 door SS. 327 powerglide.
The 69 was a 283 and the rest were 350.
My dad used to work at Cape Canaveral during the early nasa years. He helped build the vertical
assembly building . He also drove a 61 ford comet wagon back and forth from Orlando to the Cape
everyday. The ladder he used to tie to the roof of the wagon I still have today.
He's been gone now since 1999. I miss him every day.
My brother owned 2 Early Nova's a 66 and a 70. The 66 was factory 4 speed 327. Fire red black interior.
Car was stolen from in front of the house one night. He took the insurance money and got the 70.
SS 396 factory 4 speed, Midnight blue, dark blue cloth. He took care of that car like you would not imagine.
It only had 11K miles on it when sold in 1989. A Rep For Reggie Jackson purchased the car from him for $38.500
Nobody had ever even ridden in the back seat of the car. And without any additional scent still smelled showroom new.
He kept it in an air conditioned garage and kept it covered. To bad he never was really able to enjoy it.
That would have been a 6 figure car today. I bet he wishes he still had it....