1967 Berger SS427 Impala convertible
 

I thought you guys would like to know about my Impala that I have owned for approx. 30 years. It was Dale Bergers driver for the summer of '67. I know they (Berger) put out one white 4-speed, one white automatic (mine), and one red 4-speed. Total GM production was 130. I'll be glad to tell you more about the car if you would like. thanks, Doug

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Oh Hell yes we would...and take a second to fill out your profile if you don't mind Doug...post some pics too...

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O Boy ...! here we go again....! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/laugh.gif https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...iggthumpup.gif

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I bet, somewhere, Rick Nelson's ears are perked up https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/cool.gif

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I am selling all three of mine so right now it just brings up jealousy.

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Hello Doug, many of us here would like to here more on your car. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ins/3gears.gif

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OK- here's what I know. The car was ordered and built for a VP of the Chevrolet Div. After driving the car for approx. 2,500 miles it was put on a "factory offical list" of cars available to select dealers. Dale Berger ordered the car off the list for himself. I want to mention that before Berger did anything to the car it came with Astro-bench seats in the front and column shift. Someone told me that a front bench seat was not available in a SS427 Impala. Any input on this subject? Back to my story, Berger removed the SS427 emblem from the middle of the grill, installed 427 numerials on both sides of the raised portion of the hood (like a '67 Corvette) 427 numbers on the trunk below the Chevrolet script and changed the exhaust by installing long 3" chrome pipes that exiting straight out the back with the ends extending slightly past the bottom of the rear bumper.I mentioned the car is white with Marina Blue interior and a blue top. One other very distinctive option is Marina Blue accent stripes that go along the upper sides of the fenders(factory-200 cars had them).
Sadly the car needs a paint job otherwise I would like to bring the car to one of your meets.

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That has to very cool looking with the accent stripes...I have only seen one car with those personally....post some pics if you get a chance..if you don't know how to post them we can help....oh, and please fill in your profile....

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"oh, and please fill in your profile"...... Belair is now Mr Polite. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...elairSucks.gif

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Sadly the car needs a paint job otherwise I would like to bring the car to one of your meets.

[/ QUOTE ] Don't sweat the paint job, sounds like a very interesting big Chevy. C'mon, I'm sure I'm not the only one who'd like to get a look at it. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...iggthumpup.gif

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That has to very cool looking with the accent stripes...I have only seen one car with those personally

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Was this one of them? accent stripes

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Thats the one...is that yours ?????

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I wish. When restored, mine will look like the attached without the eyebrow stripes.

dreaming

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I found a picture of my car.

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Very cool looking car with those eyebrows..

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My mother bought a 66 ss427 from Berger back when the 67's where just comming out.It was marina blue with black top and interior,buckets auto on floor,AC power everything.Same as above,factory offical car.She had no idea what she bought.She just wanted a vert.Us kids where almost grown so no more woodgrain stationwagons.Sorry to say it was totaled a couple of yrs later on 28th st. just past what was then Rogers plaza.Don't know if it's still there or not.I beleive they were pulling out of a big boys resturant and some kid in a GTO that he brorrowed from a friend t-boned the car allmost killing my dad.

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Doug,
Very cool Z24! I've never seen one with the blue D96 stripes. It makes me wonder how many different colors you could get them in. Could you send me the vin number and trim tag information? I would like to add it to my SS427 registry. We're up to 116 cars!
Steve

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Doug,
Paint job or not we would love to see it at the Berger All Chevy Show!!!
www.bergerchevy.com and go to the News and Events section https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/smile.gif

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Who ended up buying the White/Red '67 SS 427 Impala which Berger Chevy had won from GM?

It was loaded with options and ran some quick times at the pure stock drags (?) for a 5,000 pound car.