Chevrolet Impala Features Articles

1959 Chevy Impala - Later Iron

Wonder Wagon"I am not a famous guy, but I thought you would be interested in one of my rare rides," writes Stuart Clark, of Chehalis, Washington. Rare, indeed-Chevrolet didn't build a two-door Impala station wagon in 1959, though Stuart's longroof has been decked out in Impala attire. It also wears more

Prototype 1963 Chevy Impala Sportsroof - Six-Three Sportsroof

Most custom cars are personal creations, built to suit the specific tastes and desires of their owners and builders. A select few go beyond mere personalization and approach the level of true design studies. Such cars often appear to have rolled right off an assembly line, rather than looking signif more

1970 Chevy Impala - Subtle Scream

Wild Paint Defines Mike Legault's Otherwise Mild '70 Impala more

1970 Chevy Impala - Subtle Scream

There's an approach in the numbers-matching musclecar realm known as a "day two" restoration. Rather than aim for assembly line accuracy or dealer showroom condition, a day two resto returns a car to the way it might have appeared several days after purchase, once its buyer had an opportunity to add more

1967 Chevy Impala - Fullsize Fastbacks - Custom Rodder Stylines

Sixties cars have been building steam on the custom front for a while, but I still think there are a lot of cool cars yet to be tapped by you guys, particularly from the latter part of the decade. So I came up with a couple big ones that lend themselves well to "the treatment." more

1959 Chevy Impala - Rowe's Red-Winged Wonder

Bobby Alloway sends Chuck Rowe to Fin City more

1962 Chevy Impala - Fuller Project

How is it that a guy in Hickory, North Carolina, has someone way over in Cullman, Alabama, build him a car--especially when he's more than capable of building it himself? And this isn't just any car, mind you, but probably one of the most stunning bubbletop si more

1959 Chevy Impala - Drawin' The Line

A common topic of late has been, "How does a practically 'stock' car with an attitude adjustment, via wheels and a lowering job, justify it getting featured in Custom Rodder?" Well, we have to admit that Dean Sears' Impala isn't "custom" by any means, so how do we explain? If you take a look at the more

1964 Chevy Impala SS - So Low Six Fo

What happens when a veteran sport truck builder/enthusiast gets tired of the same-old, same-old? When minis and full-sizers just aren't doing it anymore, a number of ex-truckers are looking backward, yet ultimately looking to the future. Opting to expand their horizons beyond the latest truck phase, more