1979 Chevrolet Impala

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  1. jwdtenn

    jwdtenn Well-Known Member

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    Why post a ad and not list a asking price? It just doesn't make any sense to me. I can accept the wrong engine size but not the asking price. Tom
     
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    The words in the ad "CLASSIC CAR" in all caps tells me that they probably think it is worth more than what I do. It is just my opinion that when someone has to point out it is a classic car, they probably don't know much about the wagon or classic car market.
    I do think it is a very nice wagon that seems to be in above average condition.
     
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    I thought that was just a general comment about Ford 302's that he happened to stick in the middle of his ad. More of a FYI like this:

    Egg McMuffins are on sale at McDonalds !!!!
    I killed three people after work yesterday.
    I like how Egg McMuffins taste.
     
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    Did Chevy even have a 302?
     
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    '69 Camero I believe, the DZ 302.
     
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    cammerjeff Longroofs Rule!

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    67-69 Z-28's hadthe chevy 302. Basicly a 327 with a 283 crank and all the high performance goodies of the day. I am sure this car has a 305. But I do not recognise the color of the engine looks like a ford color to me. But it looks like a Chevy engine? But I am no expert on 79 and Later Chevy engine colors.
     
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    I thought the color looked odd as well. The corporate blue of that era was much lighter. Could be a rebuilt or replacement engine.
     
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    Definitely a small block Chevy, and likely a 305. The color and type of paint looks wrong. Maybe the engine was rebuilt or repainted. Weren't Target motors dark blue like that?
     
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    patrick80 Wagonista!

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    There was a GM Blue that looked pretty damn close to the Ford Blue of the day. Might be it.
     
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    Well there you go, you never stop learning!:tiphat:

    Yep, figured it was a 305.
     

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