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Impala SS clone - what would it take?
I am looking at buying a mid 90's caprice. I am just wondering how much I would have to spend to make it into a 94-96 impala ss.
Obviously new rims and tires, remove all chrome, impalla grill, black paint etc. I am not very familiar with these cars. Has anyone done this and how much would I be looking at spending? |
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Re: Impala SS clone - what would it take?
Check out the classifed at 9c1.com or Impalassforum.com. You can find quite a few already made for you at these places.... Also a 9c1 would be a better starting point vs. a civvie caprice as far as having all the brakes and sway bars.
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My question is, once again, why do people want to convert Caprices into Impalas? What is wrong with a Caprice?
I'm sorry. I'm ranting and raving again. |
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I happen to like the caprice ss better than the impala ss. Of course my caprice still looks like a sheriffs car, spotlight push bar and all.
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