Big block 454 motor th400 trans with power steering

Description for Chevrolet Impala 1963

This 1963 Chevrolet Impala has a lot going for it. Hardtop distinction, big block appeal, and cool additions (when was the last time you saw a '63 with a sunroof?) makes for a memorable classic that's ready to enjoy right now.
This generation Impala was all about a new era in style. This was the car that really told us the '60s were going to all about looking fast and looking good. Tailfins were out, and crisp style was in. You see it everywhere on this Impala. It's in the well-defined lines of the hardtop roof, the edge on the wraparound chrome bumpers, and the side trim that tapers like an arrow sharply pointing this coupe forward. And there's a pure masterstroke of style in the crisp crease that runs from headlight to taillight on top of the fender that's also joined by another full-length one in middle of the body. While all that's pure vintage, the later upgrade to red paint and the modern REV 17-inch alloys hint at more updates to this classic.
Inside is an even bolder red. The seats have a bit of a classic look, but as you get closer, you can see that black inserts are joined by suede-like red cloth. This creates a rich look and a comfortable feeling. Newer door panels, a nice headliner, and fresher looped carpeting continue this upgraded feeling. And the addition of a power sunroof will make sure everyone will remember this, because it might just be the only time they've seen this upgrade in a Chevy hardtop. But even with all these additions, you never lose that classic style. The center console with floor shift is a great SS piece. So is the machine-turned dash panel that even still has the factory Delco AM radio on display.
You're going to love showing off the motor, too. After all, nothing fills an enthusiast with pride quite like a big block on display. And this 454 cubic-inch V8 looks nice with the shining valve covers and air topper. Plus, this big block has been enhanced with an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor and Edelbrock Performer 2.0 intake. It makes the kind of sweet sound out of the glasspack-style dual exhaust that will have you showing this one off everywhere. That's why you also have easy driving features like a CPP power steering box, modern ZR-rated tires, and a three-speed automatic transmission.
This is the classic Impala hardtop with some outstanding upgrades. So it's time to check this one out. Call today!!!