The Chevrolet Impala first graced the automobile stage as Chevrolet’s flagship model in 1958 and has since cemented its status as a beloved nameplate in Chevrolet’s lineup. One such iconic example is this Impala Super Sport (bearing the code 66), a striking embodiment of Chevrolet’s beautiful full-size design. Having undergone an extensive restoration, this Impala SS exudes charm and elegance. The exterior, as seen in the pictures, is sleek and true, highlighting the professional, two- stage Danube Blue respray. All the chrome and stainless elements are in top condition, further accentuating the car’s appeal. Steel wheels adorned with full spinner SS hubcaps house practically new Michelin ‘Rainforce’ whitewall radial tires, reinforcing the vehicle’s retro aesthetic. The gorgeous interior has been fully restored and reupholstered in a gentle light blue vinyl. Adding to its allure are factory-installed bucket seats, enhanced by a full console that features a floor shift. The dash, carpeting, headliner, and door cards—all top-notch in quality—echo the overall excellence of the car’s interior. The car also boasts tinted windows, a factory ‘Manifold Vacuum’ gauge, and an AM radio installed in the dash. Under the hood lies a robust 327ci small-block engine, complete with a 4-barrel carburetor. It emanates a powerful sound through its dual exhaust system, making its presence known on the road. A PowerGlide 2-speed automatic transmission channels the engine’s torque to a factory differential. Further underscoring its quality, the vehicle’s undercarriage is impeccably clean. It’s equipped with power steering, power 4-wheel drum brakes, a coil spring suspension, and a front sway bar. A new fuel tank ensures optimal performance. This Impala SS presents an image very reminiscent of its pristine state on the showroom floor back in 1965. Its impressive features and the care taken in its restoration certainly make it worth your consideration.