The 1966 Chevrolet Impala SS 427 sits at a crossroads of big-block power and full-size comfort that still intrigues ...

What set apart the fullsize GM cars was their styling. Their fullsize Chrysler and Ford competitors seemed dowdy by comparison, even given that both had all-new fullsize models in 1965 as well. GM's ...

1965 was a fantastic year for Chevrolet Impala. Seven years after its official launch and nine years after it smiled in front of the audience as a concept, Chevrolet Impala became the best-selling ...

Chris Najera from Arleta, California, is a proud member of the Majestics Car Club and has proudly owned numerous '66 Impalas. The black '66 you see here is a product of his upbringing. Chris and his ...

This 1966 Chevy Impala SS was found by The Two Guys Garage Show hosts sitting in a junkyard over ten years ago. They took it in, fixed it, and converted it into an automatic. However, soon after that, ...

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AS Bill Wyman was growing up in a General Motors family in Detroit, he was too young to appreciate the classic lines of the mid-1960s Chevrolet Impalas. Years later, however, the 1966 Chevrolet Impala ...

Glenn Ellis was one day past his first birthday on Nov. 19, 1966, when his Dad pulled into Bob Jones Chevrolet in Denham Springs and made an impulse buy: a brand-new Chevrolet Impala Sports Coupe.

No less an author than Oscar Wilde exclaimed that "life imitates art," and while it may be presumptuous to connect his writings with the build of a hot rod, it's an apt association. This 1966 ...

Suenos, the Spanish word for dreams, best describes forty-seven year-old Rich Montanez' journey into the Lowrider culture. Living that dream has become a lifelong obsession, something that does not ...