1967 Chevy Impala Convertible - For 1967, full-size Chevrolets were facelifted around the same basic shape as 1965-66 with distinctive tweaks. The coke bottle shape was exaggerated, and front and rear fenders had a pinch line along the top. The two-door Hardtop now had a long smooth roofline, sweeping down the trunk. The grille was extended to wrap around the front fenders, a collapsible steering column was added, disc brakes were now optional and shoulder belts fitted to closed cars. The 1967 Chevrolet Impala was still the company’s best seller with 575,600 sales. Impala Super Sport sales totaled 76,055.
If you're a fan of 1967 Impalas and understand that buying one already built is always the better investment, you've just found your ride. This beautiful Impala convertible was the subject of a frame-off restoration in which the frame was powder-coated and everything on the vehicle was rebuilt. While the build was finished a few year back, the Impala still shows extremely well and has just over 1k miles since completion. This classic Chevy convertible runs great, sounds great, and has cold a/c. The only imperfection worth noting are some paint cracked on the right quarter that arrived after a softball sized dent was popped out. Features and options include; 383 Stroker (425hp), Auto, Vintage Air, Autometer Gauges/Tach, Billet Steering Wheel, Convertible Boot, Chrome Grill/Mirrors/Bumpers, Chrome Steering Column, Owners Manual, Power Brakes w/Cross Drilled/Slotted Rotors, Power Steering, Power Top, AM/FM/CD/BT Stereo, Tilt Steering, Tinted Glass, 15" A/R Torque Thrust Wheels, and Thick Hankook Optima Tires! If you are ready to cruise in style this summer, this Impala is ready to roll!
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