1964 Chevrolet Impala

Coming off a successful year in 1963, Chevrolet continued its popular Impala model for the 1964 year with minor adjustments to the design and even some of the mechanicals. With a smoother finish overall, Chevy shaved off the pointy edges of the models before and added a more curved grille. The rear showed as a different car as well with its new “U” shape design surrounding the tail lights which went the full length of the back. All transmissions were refined as well adding a quieter 3-speed syncro-mesh automatic option and also adding an aluminum housing on the 4-speed option. The 1964 model year was a big one for the muscle car genre and that became very evident after the release of the Chevelle that same year.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this example of the 1964 Chevrolet Impala Convertible for your consideration. With most of these performance minded models being built into coupes, the convertibles were not the choice often picked when they were first built but have since become a rare collector car due to that very fact. The looks good for its age. It has been owned by the current owner since 1981 and came from Rockford, Illinois. The car had the brakes gone through 2 years ago, which was only 3,000 miles. The tires were replaced 2 years ago as well as the fuel pump, alternator, battery and starter. The car comes with some receipts of basic maintenance that was done over the years. The car is powered by a 283 v8 mated to an automatic transmission. The car runs and drives as it should. It has power steering, power brakes, 8 track player, AM radio, CB radio, owner's manual, whitewall tires, spare tire and jack. The car rides on steel wheels with wire wheel covers.

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