The Impala needed just 7 years to become Chevrolet’s superstar. It was launched in 1958 as the top-of-the-line version of the Bel Air, while in 1965, it was crowned the first car in the U.S. to sell ...

1959 was the year when the Impala waved goodbye to the Bel Air lineup and embraced its own fate. It gained series status, paving the way for a performance nobody expected. The Impala became the ...

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Nothing exemplifies class, style, and old-school flair like the sweeping fins and jeweled grill of a 1959 Impala. For many, the car is considered to be the holy grail of Lowrider cars, and the value ...

When our '59 Chevy first rolled through the door at Hot Rods by Dean (HRBD) to begin the transformation from raggedy to Road Tour ready it was missing the engine, trans, glass, some trim parts, and ...

On October 2004, Anthony Bruno of Oakley, C.A., purchased his 1959 Impala Convertible. "That was it for me," says Anthony as he describes his thoughts on how the '59 Impala is a one-of-kind car. "That ...

"I've always been a fan of X-frame cars and really liked the lines on the '59s, and of course the taillights. I've owned a couple of '61s and am currently building a '62 Bel Air," confessed LS tuner ...

The entirely red interior of Eric Reeves' 1959 Chevrolet Impala is in pristine condition. So is the shiny black exterior. A few years ago, he got a call from his stepfather in Lebanon − the city in ...

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