This 1965 Chevrolet Impala SS convertible is powered by a 409/400hp
V-8 engine paired with a four-speed close-ratio synchromesh manual
transmission and a 3.36-ratio Positraction rear axle. A total of
742 units of the 1965 Chevrolet Impala were built with the
409/400hp engine before production of the W-series big-block ended
early that year. Mechanical equipment includes a GM factory scatter
shield, heavy-duty clutch, special front springs,
temperature-controlled radiator fan, 55-amp Delcotron generator,
heavy-duty radiator and power steering. Vacuum power brakes provide
stopping power. Professionally frame-off restored, it is finished
in Regal Red with a white soft-top featuring a glass rear window.
Exterior equipment includes Soft Ray tinted glass, a remote-control
left outside mirror, bright-metal wheel covers, whitewall tires and
a front bumper guard. The red interior features power windows,
Custom Deluxe front seat belts with retractors, foam-rubber front
seat cushions, a padded instrument panel, tachometer, push-button
AM/FM radio with rear-seat speaker and four-season air
conditioning. Additional equipment includes windshield wipers and
washer, as well as a tri-volume horn.
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