'67 Impala #s SS427/4-sp
 

One of the most beautiful muscle-era full size Chevies ever built....

This one still has its original engine and looks to have been well preserved over the years. The hood alone has to be worth $$$$....

Link to 1967 Impala SS427 eBay auction

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Normally not a big fan of the full size 67's, but I gotta say, that does look nice.

----If the 5,000 or so miles are truly correct this 67 should bring good coin!....Bill S

If the 5,000 or so miles are truly correct, and the seller isn't touting it, he's none too smart.

----Aluminum water pump?.....Bill S

"Some People" believe they cool better, not true in my experience. Bill

x2. I've lived in AZ for 16 yrs now, and I drive my Chevelle occasionally in the summer with the OEM water pump and the only thing that gets somewhat overheated is me :laugh:

I have a CJ5 with a smallblock I drive on the dunes and beach. I switched to a hi-flow aluminum pump because it ran hot. Didn't help a bit, better fan solved it (even a aluminum radiator didn't help that much, other than cooling down faster moving).

High bid of $70,100 and reserve was not met.