For Sale at Auction: 1958 Chevrolet Impala in Auburn, Indiana

Introduced for the 1958 model year, the Chevrolet Impala marked a bold new chapter for Chevrolet and quickly became one of the most recognizable American automobiles of its era. The Impala was designed to project both luxury and performance while capturing the excitement of late-1950s styling. Its name, inspired by the graceful African antelope, reflected the car's sleek appearance and spirited character. The 1958 Impala rode on Chevrolet's new "Safety-Girder" X-frame chassis and featured dramatic styling that perfectly embodied the optimism of the period. Distinctive elements such as the sweeping rear fenders, sculpted side trim, triple taillights, and a wide chrome grille helped set the model apart from other Chevrolets. Inside, the Impala offered a more upscale atmosphere with patterned upholstery, bright trim accents, and a stylish dashboard layout. Buyers could also select from a variety of engines, including powerful V-8 options that delivered impressive performance for the time. Today, the 1958 Impala has become a popular platform for custom builds, street rods, and high-quality restomods. Its bold styling, large engine bay, and robust chassis make it an ideal candidate for modern drivetrains and suspension upgrades. Whether restored to original specifications or transformed into a personalized custom cruiser, the 1958 Impala continues to capture the imagination of enthusiasts across generations. The recipient of a complete custom build, this 1958 Chevrolet Impala has been tastefully upgraded with all the bells and whistles one could possibly want in a custom. A no-expense-spared restoration and build, the body was built on a powder coated chassis that has tubular control arms in both the front and back, Qa1 shocks, and most importantly, fully adjustable Air Ride suspension. At the heart of this Impala sits an impressive and powerful Blueprint LS3 crate V-8 engine that produces 550 thrilling horsepower and is paired with a 4L60e four-speed automatic overdrive transmission. Complementing the engine are several performance speed parts such as an oversized Mattson's aluminum radiator for driving during warmer days. Its everyday drivability is furthered thanks to an array of creature comforts such as four-wheel power disc brakes and power rack-and-pinion steering from Flaming River. To match the tasteful mechanical components of this custom, this Impala is draped in the eye-catching color of PPG Immersion Blue that has a mirror-like finish. Complementing the paint are Sage Speed and Performance one-off Sabre Billet two-piece wheels and precisely placed chrome. Inside, the cabin features a custom leather interior with a custom-fitted center console and Dynamat sound deadening throughout. Other features one will be glad to find include power windows, Dakota digital gauges, a modern-day radio, and most importantly, an air-conditioning and heating system from industry leader Vintage Air. Well thought out and well-executed inside and out, the only thing left to do is simply admire this custom no-expense-spared 1958 Immersion Blue Impala, thoroughly enjoy it on the road, and turn heads with it when you make your grand entrance and exit to and from shows and events. * No-expense-spared custom Impala build
* Powerful LS3 V-8 crate engine that produces 550 HP
* Thoughtfully equipped with air-ride suspension, Vintage Air, and various other features
* Finished in eye-catching colors with custom one-off wheels

Introduced for the 1958 model year, the Chevrolet Impala marked a bold new chapter for Chevrolet and quickly became one of the most recognizable American automobiles of its era. The Impala was designed to project both luxury and performance while capturing the excitement of late-1950s styling. Its name, inspired by the graceful African antelope, reflected the car's sleek appearance and spirited character.

The 1958 Impala rode on Chevrolet's new "Safety-Girder" X-frame chassis and featured dramatic styling that perfectly embodied the optimism of the period. Distinctive elements such as the sweeping rear fenders, sculpted side trim, triple taillights, and a wide chrome grille helped set the model apart from other Chevrolets. Inside, the Impala offered a more upscale atmosphere with patterned upholstery, bright trim accents, and a stylish dashboard layout. Buyers could also select from a variety of engines, including powerful V-8 options that delivered impressive performance for the time.

Today, the 1958 Impala has become a popular platform for custom builds, street rods, and high-quality restomods. Its bold styling, large engine bay, and robust chassis make it an ideal candidate for modern drivetrains and suspension upgrades. Whether restored to original specifications or transformed into a personalized custom cruiser, the 1958 Impala continues to capture the imagination of enthusiasts across generations.

The recipient of a complete custom build, this 1958 Chevrolet Impala has been tastefully upgraded with all the bells and whistles one could possibly want in a custom. A no-expense-spared restoration and build, the body was built on a powder coated chassis that has tubular control arms in both the front and back, Qa1 shocks, and most importantly, fully adjustable Air Ride suspension.

At the heart of this Impala sits an impressive and powerful Blueprint LS3 crate V-8 engine that produces 550 thrilling horsepower and is paired with a 4L60e four-speed automatic overdrive transmission. Complementing the engine are several performance speed parts such as an oversized Mattson's aluminum radiator for driving during warmer days. Its everyday drivability is furthered thanks to an array of creature comforts such as four-wheel power disc brakes and power rack-and-pinion steering from Flaming River.

To match the tasteful mechanical components of this custom, this Impala is draped in the eye-catching color of PPG Immersion Blue that has a mirror-like finish. Complementing the paint are Sage Speed and Performance one-off Sabre Billet two-piece wheels and precisely placed chrome.

Inside, the cabin features a custom leather interior with a custom-fitted center console and Dynamat sound deadening throughout. Other features one will be glad to find include power windows, Dakota digital gauges, a modern-day radio, and most importantly, an air-conditioning and heating system from industry leader Vintage Air.

Well thought out and well-executed inside and out, the only thing left to do is simply admire this custom no-expense-spared 1958 Immersion Blue Impala, thoroughly enjoy it on the road, and turn heads with it when you make your grand entrance and exit to and from shows and events.