Classic vintage Impala original colors Dayton wire wheels

Description for Chevrolet Impala 1965

Take a closer look at this 1965 Chevrolet Impala, because it nicely mixes its vintage items (like its correct color combo) with cool cruiser upgrades (have you checked out those wheels?) And it does it all for a very nice price.
Chevrolet's full-size Impala really looks sleek and striking in '65, and this hardtop coupe represents it all. The factory-correct Mist Blue had a respray only about a year ago. So not only is it a distinctive color, but also the good gloss shows off the car's lines. This includes the extended slope of the roofline, kick-up behind the doors, and full-length body crease that makes this classic so classy. And we know you love the look of the Impala's iconic triple taillight arrangement that protruded out from the trunk this year for added distinction. They invested in in this coupe to give it a little more custom presence with items like tinted windows and the half-mirror headlights. Plus, the Dayton wire wheels are an instant attention grabber.
Just like the exterior, the interior retains a ton of vintage style. There's great details, like the button-top door panels and wood-like trim. And the low-back front seat gives this pillarless hardtop a terrific uncluttered profile when all the windows are down. The whole presentation proves this is a fine place to spend some time. And that's a good thing, considering the full-size Impala has plenty of room to carry six total in comfort. This one feels like proper 1960s motoring with the factory Impala dual-spoke steering wheel, big heat/defrost sliders, and large horizontal speedometer. While this is all very vintage, there is one noticeable and worthwhile upgrade. They cleanly installed an AM/FM/CD stereo with USB and Bluetooth. So classic cruising can still mean your favorite modern tunes.
The bright block in the dark engine bay really focuses all your attention on the V8 power. This is believed to be the original 327 cubic-inch motor, and this has been reported to have been rebuilt about 10k miles ago. So even the engine upholds this car's overall theme of a true classic with the right upgrades. The motor fires up readily as it inhales deeply from the Quadrajet four-barrel carburetor. And it exhales with a sweet rumble as headers add power while contributing to the sound of the Flowmaster dual exhaust. Plus, you have items like the Powerglide automatic transmission and air shocks in the rear that really help keep this one a fine cruiser.
This is a classic coupe that has the right additions to add style and comfort to your vintage driving experience. Call today!!!