Vehicle Description
This is the unassuming nice guy that's got the ability to beat
everyone up. On the outside, it looks like a nice pristine Impala
dressed in a dignified blue. What they don't see is the performance
small block beneath the skin. That makes this the perfect cool
cruiser that is always first off the line.
This shade of bright light blue is exactly how you remember car
were in the '60s. It just has that perfect tone of metallic flair
mixed with a cherry hue. Impala coupes are highly collectable
because the wide chrome grille up front and the broad six taillight
arrangement are both icons of the 60s. But despite this brightwork,
these cars are not as chrome heavy as other full-size coupes that
had come before them, which makes each piece an appreciated styling
touch. It's especially true on this car where the bumpers have a
mirror-like shine and all the trim looks newer. We especially love
the full-length sweeping side accent that keeps this car pointing
forward. When you combine that with the racing flag emblems on the
fender and the polished 15-inch American Racing Torq Thrust wheels,
you soon pick up on some hints about the beast within (more on that
in a moment.)
When you open the door, the shade of blue inside mix with the
exterior color to give you a spectrum of blue that makes this whole
car have the appeal of ocean water. As a premium Chevy offering it
has an artful presentation with button top seating and matching
door panels. Best of all, you can feel that there has been a solid
investment in the interior to keep everything looking and feeling
fresh. Sitting behind the wheel feels like time warp with the
proper Impala center cap on the highly stylized rim. Plus, the wide
speedometer is a great hallmark of the era. It's the perfect
vintage atmosphere.
One twist of the key, and no one will believe this is a
mild-mannered classic. The rumble of the side pipe dual exhaust
gives its performance nature away instantly. Under the hood is a
350 cubic-inch V8. It looks great with the finned valve covers,
matching air topper, and upgraded pulleys. More importantly, it has
performance upgrades like a Holley performance four-barrel
carburetor, aluminum radiator w/electric fan, Procomp wires, and
headers. So while this looks like a comfortable Impala on the
outside, the beast under the hood means the factory SS cars will
only see your taillights. And more than pure power, this is a great
all around driver with features like power steering, a three-speed
automatic transmission, and the upgrade to front disc brakes.
A true blue presentation that masks the stout V8 heart underneath.
This is exactly how you want your classic Impala to be, and it can
all be yours if you're quick enough to grab this deal. Call
today!!!