Chevrolet Impala 427 Convertible

For a stretch of the late fifties and sixties, the Impala was the best-selling car in America, and looking at one it is easy to understand why. The 1958–61 cars are pure jet-age theatre — the 1959's cat's-eye tail lamps and horizontal batwing fins remain among the most audacious shapes Detroit ever produced — while the 1961–64 cars settle into a cleaner, crisper look with the triple round tail lights that became a Chevrolet signature. The SS package added buckets, a console, a tachometer and firmer suspension, and the engine list runs from the docile 283 through the 327 and 409 up to the 427. They are long, low, wide, comfortable cars that cruise a highway beautifully.

This car belongs to Chevrolet's full-size line, for years the best-selling car in America and available with engines from the mild 283 up to the 427. Body style, factory equipment and originality matter as much to that lineage as the headline power figure.

This example shows 59639 mi on the odometer (a displayed reading, not a guarantee of total distance).

Stock number MUSC-PC1010, VIN/chassis 168676S207737. Condition, provenance, mileage and specification should be confirmed in person or with us directly before any decision.

John Scotti Classic Cars — 16710 Trans-Canada Highway, Kirkland, Quebec H9H 4M7, Canada.
Sold from our showroom only — these cars cannot be purchased online.
Telephone: +1 (514) 697-4777. We are happy to answer questions about viewing, transport and export.
Internal reference: MUSC-PC1010