Impala SS 1996 Pro Street 4 seater

David G. · May 29

A lot of excellent detail and it just keeps getting better!

David G.

Dragline · May 30

An absolutely sick machine.

Steve H · May 31

Wicked cool !! It keeps getting better and better Anton. Hooking up a camper trailer to the back would take it to the next level… The trailer hitch is one of those details that would get people curious, especially with no context. Love that kind of stuff…

Mattilacken · May 31

On 5/29/2025 at 1:27 PM, David G. said:

A lot of excellent detail and it just keeps getting better!

David G.

Thanks David, appriciate that you take your time to comment, means allot!

23 hours ago, Dragline said:

An absolutely sick machine.

Thank you sir!

8 hours ago, Steve H said:

Wicked cool !! It keeps getting better and better Anton. Hooking up a camper trailer to the back would take it to the next level… The trailer hitch is one of those details that would get people curious, especially with no context. Love that kind of stuff…

Thanks Steve! For sure it would! Would mean to scrach one I guess. Hehe for sure would rise a question or two, but perfect for Dragweek!

Mattilacken · June 1

The exhaust is getting hangers. 3d printed and installed in what seems to be good spots I also made a new tailpipe, single ”3 thet goes to 2x3,5”. Gonna look good I believe.
only had clear ressin to print with.

Mattilacken · June 3

Have added some paint on the middle parts of the exhaust and fixated it to the downpipes and joined them with CA and filled and then repainted the joints I am so glad that Vallejo paints leave no brush strokes. Al joints at the engine side exhaust also got filled and same treatment.
I also added the battery shut off handle on the switch, here it can also be seen how the fire tank looks now.
I did also print some articles on the Blackout Impala, the inspiration for the build, and bent them to resemble a magazine. Google docs is good for shrinking those pictures.