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Started in the late 1950's as a large bodied Chevy, as the Impala grew into the 1960's, it got sportier, longer and increasingly more powerful. This 1963 Chevrolet Impala comes equipped with a very well built 283 cubic inch V8, capable of roasting some tires and having some fun. Backed up to the engine is a 2-speed Powerglide, made very popular by Chevrolet during this era for being a smooth shifting transmission. These would later go on to be adored by bracket racers during the 1980's up to today for their strength and reliability. The interior of this car is done very well in a luxurious black vinyl bench seat that keeps you planted safely as you cruise through your forward gears. Drop the top on this Impala and enjoy the feel of the wind rushing through the car. The exterior of the car is painted beautifully in a very glossy Burgundy paint job, that when put up against a fantastic amount of chrome really shines well and does an amazing job of showing off. To finish off the exterior look of this car, this Impala has been fitted with custom Chrome 5-spoke wheels with low profile tires to give the...

The power plant driving this car along is a 350 cubic inch small block Chevy mated to a 4-speed manual transmission with a new clutch recently fitted. Although this combination is not factory, it gives the car an additional boost in power and makes the ride that much more enjoyable. Sitting atop of the V8 is a new Holley 600cfm carburetor providing the engine with enough fuel to keep it purring nicely. All of the aluminum trim on the exterior of the car was getting older in age and was recently replaced with all new trim and a set of new period-correct hubcaps. This Classic Chevrolet is ready to take a stroll down some back roads with the top...

This 383ci powered SS has 486 horse power to rocket you to the next stop light or show. The 210 4-speed shifts nicely and cruising or giving it your best shot on the pavement while put a smile on your face. For the 1962 Impala very few body style changes were made. The Super Sport package was introduced by Chevrolet in March of 1961. It was applied to the already popular and restyled Impala line. Along with performance flare, the SS items added a 7000 RPM tachometer, padded dashboards, aluminum and chrome details, and other optional extras. The body style change that stood out the most was the ribbed roof line, giving a 'convertible top' look to the hardtop coupes. This new 'convertible top' look became extremely popular and contributes to the desirability of the Impala as a collectible. The overhang roofline of the '61 sedans was replaced with...

The first Impala rolled off the assembly line in 1958 and became an instant hit in the full-size market segment for General Motors. Spanning ten generations with the last Impala model manufactured in 2020. This third generation Impala was produced from 1961-1964. The 1962 model featured 'C' pillar styling and a wraparound rear window. One distinctive feature of the '62 was the full-width aluminum and chrome panel to house the triple taillight assembly. This 1962 Chevrolet Impala is painted in electric blue accented with a meaty set Cragar chrome wheels mounted on BF Goodrich raised white letter...

This model is presented in a sophisticated Brandy Wine exterior color, a hue that exudes elegance and style. The white vinyl interior offers a striking contrast, creating a visually appealing combination that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Under the hood, this Impala is powered by a 327 V8 engine, offering a smooth and powerful driving experience. The automatic transmission ensures seamless gear changes, providing a comfortable and effortless ride. This 1964 Chevrolet Impala is equipped with power brakes and power steering, enhancing the vehicle's safety and maneuverability. The radial tires offer improved traction and durability, providing you with a stable and secure drive. The car also features seatbelts, a crucial safety feature that offers protection for you and your passengers. The vinyl...