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[Closed] Even with no opening or steering components I find this 1967 Impala by Greenlight Awesome!

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(@Galen Laird)
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Even with no opening or steering components I find this 1967 Impala by Greenlight Awesome!

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(@100ford2003)
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I've always liked the '67 Impala. The model looks to have a too high front end stance though.



   
(@100ford2003)
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Maybe the driver was trying to race it off the line..lol



   
(@100ford2003)
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Ertl gave us some gorgeous '67 Impala 2door hardtops.



   
(@mike-detorrice)
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Excellent ! This one looks great and it is wonderful to have this 4 door to go along with Authentics 2 door coupe. Greenlight has some terrific models out in 1/18, 1/43 and 1/24, too.



   
(@clifford-read)
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(PICS) I immediately lowered mine a bit when I got it.....

It was easy to do and I think improves the stance considerably

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(@100ford2003)
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Oh heck yes ! Cliff, that looks 101% better. Now why couldn't GL get it right ?



   
(@chris)
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Guys, I would also "tuck in" those wheel tracks. Lowered looks better but it's still a bit too wide.



   
(@clifford-read)
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You are quite correct, Christopher. I got lazy.



   
(@d-crowe)
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I'm anxious to see your 1967 Caprice Sport Sedan, Clifford Smile



   
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Pics. It took me quite awhile to redo this Camaro's suspension. I had to cut the springs just right to get the stance I wanted and I needed to work the wheels so the tires weren't too far out or in.photo no longer available
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