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This driver quality 1962 Impala is just what the doctor ordered for a Sunday drive. Under the hood is a stout little 327 CI V8 mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. This car gets up and goes well and gets through those gears nicely. The 10-bolt rear end holds up well against the torque from that V8. The exterior of this car is teal green and in good quality driver condition having been repainted 10 years ago. The green vinyl interior looks good and has stood up well over time. All the chrome and stainless trim looks good and could use nothing more than a little polish and some elbow grease. Overall, this is just a nice river quality 1962 Impala and is priced just right. Options on this slick 1962...

Let's take this slowly, a 1964 Impala is a well sought-after car, the style appeals to just about every niche in the car hobby today, just as it did in 1964. This car takes it to the next level for collectors however, sporting a 327CID V8 under the hood, this 1964 Impala SS for sale deserves a special place in a first class collection. This 1964 Impala SS for sale is dressed up in Ember Red with a red vinyl interior that presents well. The 327V8 is mated to a 4-speed manual transmission to complete the package! Power steering and brakes helps to make this incredible car a dream to drive and if you dream of driving a car like this one, call quickly or be prepared to wait months or perhaps years for the...

For 1964, the Impala was slightly restyled, reverting to a more rounded, softer look. The signature taillight assembly had an 'upside-down U' shaped aluminum trim strip above the taillights, but the individual lights were surrounded by a body-colored panel. This Impala SS is dressed to kill with a classy color combination of Maroon exterior paintwork with a well-kept black vinyl interior. This car is believed to be a true SS based on the cowl tag for what the owner knows. Under the hood of this Impala is a 327 cubic inch V8 mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. The curb appeal of these 60s impalas is everlasting and the deep Maroon paint on this one shows very well with the Foose 17' wheels. Power steering makes cruising in this beauty effortless. Whether it is a local car show or a...

This original, low mileage survivor was manufactured early and sold new on October 23, 1961. This is a low production number being 346 of the total 704,900 Impalas produced in 1962. This particular vehicle is believed to have been part of the original -62 model unveiling and was kept under a canvas cover at the dealer until the --62s were introduced to the public. What makes this vehicle all the more special is that the current owner has had the vehicle in heated storage for the past 17 years and this Impala has only clocked 33,072 miles since it was first delivered off the showroom floor in 1961. The car maintains the original interior, carpeting, floor mats, convertible top, sales slip, owners manual, convertible top care book and even the original trunk liner and Impala floor mats. Included with this vehicle is a very scarce dealer showroom order book that you would be able to look at prior to placing your order for a new -62. Think of it as the equivalent of building your new car online but in 1962 style. This Adobe Beige over Fawn beauty has the original 327 cubic inch V8 that produces 250 Horsepower. It is...

This Impala makes a bold statement. The House of Kolors Candy Apple Brandywine paint job is stunning. Get close up and you see the ghost flames and you know that this car is hot. The Interior is basically stock and looks great. The SS impala-s all have cool interior designs with wide bucket seats and great consoles. Enough about the looks of this great car let-s talk about the Muscle. Under the hood we have a 572 CI crate motor with a 970 cfm Holley Carburetor rated at 620 HP. Custom Lemon headers with Spin Tech Mufflers give the car a great sound. Power hits the pavement by way of a Richmond 4-speed and Ford 9- rear with 3:55 posi gears. It is...