Is that the 327? My Dad had an 1969 Impala Coupe, light metallic blue with a vinyl top with the blue interior. Many great memories and our first air conditioned car! The machine was so smooth to ride in.
the 1965-1970 Chevrolet Caprice was assembled in Atlanta, Georgia, United States Arlington, Texas, United States Doraville, Georgia, United States Flint, Michigan, United States Framingham, Massachusetts, United States Janesville, Wisconsin, United States Lordstown, Ohio, United States Los Angeles, California, United States Norwood, Ohio, United State South Gate, California, United States St. Louis, Missouri, United States Tarrytown, New York, United States Wilmington, Delaware, United States
back when the only common DISTRACTIONS would be, opening a map,tuning the radio,reaching over to open the window on pass.side,swatting at your kids in the back seat,lighting a cigarette perhaps...now in 2011 OMFG !
Actually those aren't the original wheels used on 69 Chevys, but they're not Monte Carlo wheels either. They are 1967 rally wheels. From 1968 through the 1970s, they were all similar. The Monte Carlo came out for 1970, and that car used the same wheels as the 69 Caprice with rally wheels.
Actually those aren't the original wheels used on 69 Chevys, but they're not Monte Carlo wheels either. They are 1967 rally wheels. From 1968 through the 1970s, they were all similar.
Is that the 327? My Dad had an 1969 Impala Coupe, light metallic blue with a vinyl top with the blue interior. Many great memories and our first air conditioned car! The machine was so smooth to ride in.
divisioneight 1 month ago
nice car, but needs the standard cap on the wheels.
brobinson75 5 months ago
Annihilator1111 7 months ago
back when the only common DISTRACTIONS would be, opening a map,tuning the radio,reaching over to open the window on pass.side,swatting at your kids in the back seat,lighting a cigarette perhaps...now in 2011 OMFG !
tjfreak 9 months ago
Actually those aren't the original wheels used on 69 Chevys, but they're not Monte Carlo wheels either. They are 1967 rally wheels. From 1968 through the 1970s, they were all similar. The Monte Carlo came out for 1970, and that car used the same wheels as the 69 Caprice with rally wheels.
gojoe283 1 year ago
Actually those aren't the original wheels used on 69 Chevys, but they're not Monte Carlo wheels either. They are 1967 rally wheels. From 1968 through the 1970s, they were all similar.
gojoe283 1 year ago
Nice car but those Monte Carlo wheels was not put on that year of Caprice in 1969. LOL
Manongjojo 1 year ago
Just don't make them like that anymore. Including the music.
sokodad 1 year ago
my dad has one completly stock 2 door everything completly original up for sale
phillykidlui 1 year ago