One of the most prolific sales nameplates in GM's history, the
Chevy Impala spanned ten generations over almost seven decades.
Splitting those iterations down the middle, we present this 1971
Chevrolet Impala Convertible. The first year of its fifth
generation, this fully repainted Silver Steel Impala sports its
original panels, while its huge twenty-two-inch Boze wheels
not-so-subtly hint that this drop-top may have a few upgrades since
it rolled off the assembly line.
Inside, a clean black vinyl interior offers up plenty of room for
the whole family or friend group. Featuring a trick digital
dashboard, this car sports a killer stereo system thanks to a
Kenwood AM/FM/Aux head unit that sends sound waves through four
truck-mounted Kicker subwoofers and two amps housed in a finished
carpeted enclosure. Contrasting that modern tech are sliding HVAC
controls and a throw-back column shifter to remind you of a simpler
time in automotive history. Power steering and air conditioning
allow you to pilot this Impala with ease, while the dual batteries
keep everything powered up for as long as you your road trip
happens to be.
Under the hood, we find a clean engine bay with plenty of polished
chrome. Back up all that show with a little go is a 350 cubic inch
V-8 engine that is kept cool by an upgraded aluminum radiator. This
small block breathes in through a single four-barrel Edelbrock
carburetor and exhales through a set of Hedman long tube headers
that flow into a true dual exhaust capped off with a set of
sweet-sounding Dynomax mufflers.
*First Year 5th Gen
*Believed Original Panels
*350 CID V8
*Edelbrock Carb
*Aluminum Radiator
*Hedman Long Tubes
*Dynomax Mufflers
*TH350 Three Speed Auto
*Power Brakes
*Slotted Crossed Drilled Rotors
*22 Inch Boze Wheels
*Power Steering
*Digital Dash
*Kenwood Head Unit
*Custom Stereo
*Truck Mounted Subs and Amps
Riding on an independent front suspension and four-link rear setup,
this 1971 Chevrolet Impala Convertible uses big 295/30R-22 rear and
265/35R-22 front low-profile rubber. Behind those big five-spoke
wheels are power brakes featuring a set of cross-drilled and
slotted rotors up front. The consignor also tells us that the car's
side skirts are available if a true low-rider look is desired. If
you've been looking for a throw-back drop-top and are one of the
millions of enthusiasts who love Chevrolet's iconic Impala, then
don't wait another second because this is the car for you. Call
today!
Vehicle Details
1971 Chevrolet Impala
Listing ID:CC-1945225
Price:$39,995
Location:Lithia Springs, Georgia
Year:1971
Make:Chevrolet
Model:Impala
Exterior Color:Silver
Interior Color:Black
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:7010
Stock Number:8427-ATL
VIN:164671S211984
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