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This car is a true V8 SS from the Arlington, TX assembly plant. This beauty is shown in a bright & glossy ember red (922 color code) that shows very well. Each panel on the car is free from any dings or dents and it looks like a show car should. The bumpers, emblems, body trim, window trim, & the glass are all in excellent condition. The white top looks great & is free from any tears and is overall great condition.

Powering this bad 64- down the road is a 300HP 327 CD V8 that is paired to a 4-speed manual transmission that twists the 3. 36 gears in the rear diff. Both the engine & trans have been recently professionally rebuilt with only about 500 miles on them. The car sits on its classic Impala SS wheels that are wrapped in classic white wall Firestone tires.

Looking into the interior you will see that gorgeous red on red color combo. Every inch of the interior is in like new condition and it shows. The seats, carpet, door panels, carpet, center console, & dash are all in excellent condition. A steering column tachometer & few extra gauges in a pod...

A one year-only body style, closing out the 1950's after the 55-57 Bel Air's, before '59 Impalas took on an entirely different look. Boy does this car look neat as a hardtop coupe. Anyone who watched George Lucas' 'American Graffiti' in the summer of 1973- staring Ron Howard, Harrison Ford, Richard Dreyfuss, Cindy Williams and others will recognize this car, where another white 1958 Impala was featured in several scenes the film. That car has an estimated value in excess of $1. 2M now. This car looks very good outwardly, and is a nice entry-level classic for anyone looking to break into the hobby with a respectable, notably famous body style. Cool thing about this car is the updated Chevrolet V8, which fires right up...

Newly redesigned in 1965 and promoted very heavily by Chevrolet for its new wide stance among other things, the Chevrolet Impala would set an all-time industry annual sales record, eclipsing 1 million units sold in the US. This beautiful Impala keeps the classier nostalgic look on the exterior but has been heavily updated/modified underneath and inside to give you modern day dependability desired by many.

Starting with the engine, the heart of this vehicle has been swapped with a fresh, fuel injected 454 Big Block V8 engine that has been recently rebuilt and mated to an automatic transmission. The 454 is capable of providing plenty of power to this Impalas wheels and sounds menacing when fired up. Here are some of this Impala's impressive features: Frame-on Restoration, New suede/vinyl interior with upholstered trunk, New alloy wheels, New tires, HQ Stereo system with subs and amp, AM/FM & CD player, Fuel Injected 454 Big block with Ceramic Headers, Serpentine Belt system, Edelbrock Fuel injection system, MSD Electronic Ignition, Billet hinges, The undercarriage has been blasted and painted,...

This Impala is ready to hit the road and turn heads with its Deep Black paint with a black convertible top. The Impala was introduced by Chevrolet in 1958. The SS badge became the signature of performance on many models and often featured special trim and appearance details in addition to the power and handling upgrades. Power is supplied to this bad boy by a 375HP 427 CID V8 mated to a 4 Speed Manual transmission. The odometer reads 27,000 since restored miles. The original interior is very clean, with a factory-equipped A/C unit. This 1968 Chevrolet Impala SS...

The iconic Impala, is a full-size motor vehicle built by Chevrolet for model years 1958 to 1985, then 1994 to 1996, and most recently 2000 to 2020. The Impala was Chevrolet's popular flagship passenger car and was among the better selling American made automobiles in the continental United States. The '59 Impala offered new radical designs with the batwing fins and cats eye taillights. The Impala ascended to the top of the line and was the model that knocked the also Iconic Bel-Air and Biscayne to mid-range. Becoming it's own line in '59, instead of just an option of the '58 Bel-Air, the '59 Impala was longer, wider and gained an increase in horsepower with the availability of the 283 V8. This 1959 Chevrolet Impala underwent an extensive, 3 year, Rotisserie restoration that began in 1996, and was completed in 1999. With only 2,400 miles since the restoration, this 1959 Chevy Impala Sports Sedan is super clean both inside and out. The red and white exterior looks amazing paired with the matching red and white vinyl and cloth interior. Powered by a 283cid V8, mated to a 2-speed Powerglide Automatic transmission, this...