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1961 Chevy Impala This is the one they call the "Bubbletop" Impala because of the incredible visibility. Bubbletop Impalas are highly sought after in the Hot Rodding world as well as the Collector Car world. |
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This is an un-restored survivor that has no problem with rust other than normal, very light surface rust. This is a Texas car and has always been a Texas car. |
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| This Impala has the 235 c.i. six cylinder engine hooked to a Powerglide transmission. The odometer is showing 85,000 miles. | |
| The upholstery is sun-faded but in good shape and the carpet needs to be replaced. The trunk has original mats and no rust. | |
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This Chevy
is a great platform for either a total restoration project or a super-fine
muscle-car build up, and is driveable as it is.
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This very straight Texas car is available for $17,500 But it won't last long at that price.
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Street Rods Forever is moving... to a new larger facility! Construction of the 6,000 square foot shop is tentatively scheduled to be completed in late 2010. Our new shop will allow us to better serve you on mechanical and electrical work for your 1929-1972 Hot Rods. We will continue to offer automotive electrical service and quality engine building, whether it's a new build or re-build of your current V8 engine. For information about the cars and accessories listed for sale on our web site please call Jim at 512-633-7591. |
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