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No, GM dropped the Impala SS line in 1969, but if they still had, this one would be a good canidate.
It does have the LS4 454, (warmed over) TH400, 2 1/2" exhaust, Disc brakes, power windows, tilt column. AC, 6 way power bench, speed warning speedo, trunk popper, map light mirror, 15X8 rallys, ect. It has more options than some caddys. (It's a keeper )
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Originally Posted by 427basketcase
No, GM dropped the Impala SS line in 1969, but if they still had, this one would be a good canidate.
It does have the LS4 454, (warmed over) TH400, 2 1/2" exhaust, Disc brakes, power windows, tilt column. AC, 6 way power bench, speed warning speedo, trunk popper, map light mirror, 15X8 rallys, ect. It has more options than some caddys. (It's a keeper )
I wasn't sure on the SS package. I thought 69 was the last year. At any rate you better believe your 70 is a keeper. I'll say it again that is one sweet car you have.