Vehicle Description
She's real fine my 409. Oh yeah, this 1963 Chevrolet Impala
convertible with a great white-on-blue appearance and
four-on-the-floor is the exact kind of car the Beach Boys would
love... and so will you.
Is there a better was to cruise than in an iconic classic that they
write songs about? And it only gets better when in a droptop
presented in a great sunny-day color combo. You can see big
investment in the white paint. It looks similar to the
period-correct Ermine White - a great color that was even shared
with the Corvette. Yet on this Impala, the modern professional
respray gives this classic the kind of luster that reminds this was
the top dog in the full-size lineup. And we all know the
convertibles were the rarest Impala body style by far. The light
blue top not only adds even more distinction with its color, but
also it fits tight enough to almost look like a hardtop. Plus, this
one really gets the details right. The bumpers are mirror-like; the
full-length side arrow trim feels like its pointing this car
forward; and it's finished off with the Impala's iconic
six-taillight panel. Diving even deeper into this droptop's details
means recognizing the little things like the 409 badges on the
front fender, SS badging on the rear fender, and the unmistakable
upgrade of American Racing Torq Thrust wheels.
With the touch of a button, the power convertible top lowers to
reveal a light blue interior - so you get to show off this great
color combo no matter if you're buttoned up or open to the world.
The right preservation and restoration investments have created a
terrific atmosphere. The premium button-top seats match the door
panels so perfectly. As a full-size droptop, there's plenty of room
for family and friends - so it's easy to imagine cruising the
beaches in an interior that's as deep and blue as the ocean. But
even when it's just you riding solo, this convertible will get your
heart racing. As you slip behind the highly-stylized steering
wheel, the power steering keeps to well in control. Your right hand
will rest comfortably on the Hurst shifter and your eyes will spot
the Sun SuperTach. So while this Chevy might have an upgraded
AM/FM/cassette stereo, your senses tell you that your real favorite
soundtrack begins under the hood.
Those fender callouts weren't lying about the big block 409
cubic-inch V8 filling the engine bay. This period-correct block
looks fantastic with the shiny valve covers and the large shiny air
grabber proclaiming its superiority. Plus, there have been all the
right investments like newer pulleys, belt, hoses, fan shroud, and
alternator. But just because this one has a stellar presentation
from every angle, doesn't mean you should miss out on driving it.
You'll love experiencing how it fires up with a great big block
grumble thanks to inhaling through Weber four-barrel carburetor and
exhaling from a dual exhaust. Best of all, you have complete
control over this big block and its bass-filled soundtrack thanks
to the four-speed manual transmission.
We love the way this car looks, but even more than that, we love
how it moves. No other piece of history gives you huge power and
wind in your hair. So, if you like your horsepower with a big dose
of class, this Impala delivers in a powerful way. Call today!!!