Dang.
Lightning Rods all things.
Photography courtesy Hagerty Marketplace
Sure, you could autocross something like a Miata or a GR86, but why not compete with something a little different, like this Chevy Impala SS?
Built as a tribute to the Hurst/Olds of yore, this Impala is powered by a 440-horsepower 383 cubic-inch stroker engine mated to a 4L60E 4-speed transmission–with Lightning Rods, of course.
Suspension and brakes have also been upgraded, with tubular control arms, heavy-duty springs and four-piston big brake kits on all four corners consisting of 13-inch rotors up front and 12-inch rotors out back.
Currently living in Ontario, Canada, this 1995 Chevrolet Impala SS is listed for sale on Hagerty Marketplace with an asking price of $14,500.
Dang.
Lightning Rods all things.
Looks like it needs more rear tire.
That Oldsmobile Cruiser grille is a definite downgrade. The SS grille is reet.
In reply to Appleseed :
Painting over the headlights and turn signals to mimic quad headlights certainly didn't do it any favors.
In reply to gearheadE30 :
I can't stop laughing. That's the first thing i noticed! Hahaha
I had no idea what lightening rods were, sounds cool.
Lightning Rods were peak 80's
The Pro Stock wars of Glidden and Shepherd also helped the marketing.
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