Chevrolet Caprice (And Similar) For Sale In Tampa

Production only lasted a few years, but the Impala SS rocked the American performance car market. The days of a full size muscle car had long since past, but Chevrolet brought it back with vengeance. The SS Impala's of the 1960s are some of the most sought after muscle cars ever manufactured and GM was wise to bring the model back in a time when car sales were abysmal. The plan worked. This low mile black beauty has been garage kept for years. Unlike most SS Impala's on the market today, this one is bone stock right down to the exhaust. Powered by the 5. 7l 260hp LT1, the tough looking sedan could run the quarter mile in a respectable fifteen seconds which wasn't bad for a car weighing 4,000 pounds. Do you leave it original or take it down a custom path? Either way, you'll have...

This 70 Caprice is dipped in sleek black paint and exudes sinister sophistication. The mile deep shine showcases the - two year only -body lines of the 1969-1970 Chevrolet B-Body. With subtle bulging fenders and wide and low body profile they were known for. The Caprice formal roof line with concave rear glass and extended deck is present and accounted for - a unique design feature of the era. The grill is book-ended with angled dual headlights and the rear bumper blends into the body with the traditional 6 Chevrolet lights rendered in two groups of three vertical slots on each corner of the car. The big black body is devoid of side trim except for floating above chrome 17' Cragers wrapped in low profile tires. Under the hood, this Caprice is powered by a robust 350 CI V8 engine, paired with an automatic transmission, offering smooth and powerful driving experience. Inside this 1970 Chevrolet Caprice is equipped with a range of features designed to enhance...