7th Gen Chevrolet Impala For Sale In Houston (1994-1996)

This iconic modern classic boasts a striking maroon exterior that surly turns heads when she drives buy. Jump into the large bucket seats and this is where power meets luxury. The interior of the car has been left untouched, well almost, the only thing not set to original is the aftermarket Alpine radio deckhead that the owner put installed. The faceplate is not the only thing the owner switched out, open up the truck and see the masterpiece that was put together. Custom boxes were installed to hold both the speakers and the two amps that power this system. Two 10 inch MTX subwoofers have been paired up with two Thunder Elite 1501D amps which is plenty of juice for this system. The Impala SS also features power steering and power brakes, providing you with responsive handling and reliable stopping power. The air conditioning system ensures a pleasant cabin environment, while...

These Impalas are rising stars in the collector car world for one simple reason: the days of stuffing a 5. 7L V8 into a family sedan are pretty much gone and they're not likely coming back. The V8, rear-wheel-drive, body-on-frame platform that vehicles like this offer is quite literally a thing of the past and this 1996 Chevrolet Impala SS for sale was the last year that General Motors offered this traditional combination in a car. Behind the 5. 7L LT1 V8 in this Impala is a 4-speed automatic transmission. When the 1994 Impala SS was introduced, you could have it in any color you wanted, if you wanted black; but for 1995 and 1996, Chevrolet added two more colors: Dark Cherry, and Dark Green Gray Metallic (DGGM). A special treat about this specific vehicle is that legend John Moss has signed the Impala SS in a couple different spots. These cars are essentially manufactured sleepers, as most people would not expect them to pack the...