1977 Chevrolet Impala

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    Looks pretty clean on the outside.
     
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    How's that 350 supposed to breathe? Looks like it's trying to suck air from the backside of the header panel. :hmmm:

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    Wow, that is very oddly optioned! One of the strangest I have seen in a very long time. It is optioned opposite the way most of these were optioned. lol.

    Oh yeah, the "breaks" are in great shape! ;)
     
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    Reminds me of the time I had a '65 Olds Jetstar 4 door Celebrity sedan, outside of radio, heater, air, PS, PB, AT, it had a rear window blower type defroster, electric locks, and Autronic Eye. I love this Chevy.
     
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    That's why they call them Chevys, and that's why they call them Chevy Impalas. This was the bottom of the barrel in 1977 GM full-size wagons.

    It's only strange by today's standards. Back then, if you needed a full-size wagon cheap, this is what you got, and people who ordered something like this weren't worried about what collectors of station wagons might think about the option choices nearly 40 years later. :)

    If you wanted something more decked out, you certainly had up-line choices in Chevy plus all the other GM brands.
     
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