Extremely Cool '66 Impala 396/4-sp Wagon, Great Docs
 

What a neat car - lived its life in AZ so rust doesn't appear to be a concern. Pretty rare to find an original window sticker these days.

Link to 1966 Impala 396/4-sp Wagon auction

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----Love this long-roof! Some of you will cringe, but if I had another resto in me I'd love to do a complete resto back to the 8.55 white-walls and full wheel covers. I'm guessing, with the noted mileage that at the very least the front seat has been replaced. If not this Arizona car was kept in covered storage for sure. Thanks for this one Tony!....Bill S

Love it!

I've been dying for a wagon since I saw Bill's 67 last year. This one definitely checks all the boxes for me, can't wait to see what it brings.

Every garage needs a long roof, someone here needs to step up!! :beers:

If I didn't already have a factory 4 speed, big block wagon (1971 Dodge Crestwood) I'd be tempted by this one!

Sadly, it already is in the hands of the dealer, so not likely going to be a bargain. The dealer already got the bargain price.

Dymo tape affixed to the window sticker says they bought it on Christmas Day 1965? Kinda hard to believe a dealership would be open on Christmas Day, especially back then. Extremely cool car nonetheless and nice paperwork.

Purchase contract shows 11-26

BB 4-spd long roof, how cool is that, under body looks freaky clean or someone did some detailing..?

I’ve seen and photo’d this one many times! Cool story how he obtained it.

I think that's the order form, not the purchase contract, Lynn.

I love this wagon!!!

It is listed on the web page for $35,000