'68 Impala #s 327/4-sp Super Sport, No Reserve
 

Rarely seen options on this one including the factory tach and gauges and 4-speed trans. Pretty nice original colors, too - Maroon over Parchment buckets. Needs work but looks like a good solid Southwestern car albeit one with some terrible looking bondo sculpture on the rear 1/4s.

Link to 1968 Impala Super Sport auction

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Hope the seller takes the money and invests in some spelling lessons :rolleyes2:

68 ss...
 

Bondo and white paint make for an interesting combo.

Bring a magnet..

X2.

I think Tony nailed it: " some terrible looking bondo sculpture on the rear 1/4s."

If it shows up in PICTURES of a white car, I have to believe it is REALLY bad.

Makes you wonder what else lurks beneath.

'68 Impala #s 327/4-sp Super Sport, No Reserve
 

What's with the turn signal lever? It looks like a 3 on three from the opposite side!

"Paint it white, sell it tonight"

/R

The more I look at that lower body line, I have to wonder if there's a story here. No one with any experience could get it THAT wrong....