Awesome car on Ebay

[Derek69SS]

...completely wrong type of car for this forum, but I think we can all appreciate Nick Scavo's "Heavy Weight" 65 Impala (http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1,1&item=4566341040&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT) :hail: :eek: :unibrow: :thumbsup: :cool:

[69rs]

Major wheelstands for such a big car!

[907rs]

I remember that car. :eek:

[Steve Chryssos]

That right there is one of my all time favorite cars. I remember a picture in Hot Rod of five guys piled into the car just having a good time. To me, a Pro Street car should be large--since big cars do not make ideal handling platforms.
Love it!!
/Steevo

[Mean 69]

To me, a Pro Street car should be large--since big cars do not make ideal handling platforms.

I'd have to agree with that stament. I have an iron block rat motor that needs a home, I think it will eventually find its way into a nice, low, wide, long, big and little tire'd 61 Impy. Big time party car, you can fit the whole neighborhood in one. And the next town over can fit in the trunk.

M

[ProdigyCustoms]

Being lucky enough to have the World Street Finals here in Orlando, I remeber laughing the first time I saw that thing many uears ago come to the line. I became a instant fan when it left wheels in the air and qualified high in the field.
To make it better, Nick is a pretty cool cat also. I'd buy it if I had some extra change!

[Scotch]

One of my favorite cars ever. I covered quite a good chunk of the heads-up/street legal scene when it was firing up and this car was one of the best "10-wides" out there. It looks and sounds like a solid low-11, high 10-second car...then it'll lay down an 8.40 and leave you gasping.

bench seat, column-shifted Powerglide is how I remember it best. It had more "subtle" rolling stock when I first saw it too. It looks much more racy now, but I hope the bench/column shift are still in place...

Great car. One of the best ever. I wish I could afford it...

SP~!

[Ummgawa]

Didn't it used to be yellow?

[66chevy]

The yellow impala your thinking of was owned by Randy Lambert.

Deron