ANYONE SELLIN A 96 IMPALA SS OR CLONE?!?!
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maybe you should check out e-bay
Heres a few of em sum Run For Less Wit Bidding and sum run for more......
http://motors.shop.ebay.com/Cars-Trucks___96-impala_W0QQ_nkwZQ2796Q20impalaQQ_fxdZ1QQ_ptasZ1
Heres a few of em sum Run For Less Wit Bidding and sum run for more......
http://motors.shop.ebay.com/Cars-Trucks___96-impala_W0QQ_nkwZQ2796Q20impalaQQ_fxdZ1QQ_ptasZ1
I own two, dumbass. 90% of the time you're either getting a 100k mile car, or better yet, sellers are using the loop hole in the registration of the car. Not to mention that the digital odometer can be manipulated seeing as how they short out on nearly every '96 Impala SS. Both the Impala SS and Caprice are the same car, and were sold as not only an Impala SS, but also as a Caprice. Technically every car sold is an Impala SS/Caprice. So, bid away. But I hope you know what you're looking at and the differences in years and models. Otherwise, you're going to end up buying a badged and grilled Caprice without the suspension performance.
Right and wrong....the Caprice 9C1 (cop package) had the same LT1 engine....The interior and badging are of course different....But there are Caprice's of the same year without the LT1 so that isn't a broad statement.
Truth be told, most of the 9C1's that you'll find are former cop or government cars that are beaten to shit with MANY miles (and problems).
And on a side note, I don't get why you would buy a 9C1 Caprice when the Impala 94-96 SS's really aren't that much anymore. But to each his own.
In all honesty there ARE differences in quality between the 94-96 year models. Originally they came out with the 94 to try and get rid of the Caprice bodies they had left...Only cops, taxis and old people were buyin them....But when they saw how popular they were, they continued on for 2 more years
In 1994 only 6,303 were made
In 1995 21,432 were made
In 1996 41,941 were made
For the '96 year, the cars were being made 24 hours a day. There have been many reports of exhausted workers and just general sloppiness in their production. Therefor you're gonna find more '96 models with problems than the previous two years.
The 94-96 SS was just a way for GM to get rid of the excess bodies they had. A FANTASTIC car for sure, but definitely not the best assembled.
And yes, I've owned 2 of em as well.
