1964 Impala: Years of Inactivity Showcase the Resilience of Detroit Metal and the Timelessness of the American V8
Impala was already on its way to total domination in the United States in 1964, but Chevrolet still wanted its new superstar to feel fresh and modern with every…
1958 Chevrolet Nomad: Restoring the Elegance of a Classic Beauty
In the realm of classic cars, few stand as tall and proud as the 1958 Chevrolet Nomad. With its captivating design, unparalleled charm, and a history that spans…
1982 Ford Crown Victoria Springs Back to Life After Three Decades- Reviving a Forgotten Gem
The Crown Victoria is one of Ford’s most iconic nameplates. Introduced in 1991, it soldiered on through 2012 as one of America’s most popular full-size cars. It was also…
1971 Chevrolet Impala: Exemplifying the Donk Culture Through a Stunning Restoration.
In a perfect world, every petrolhead would have a soft spot for one particular Chevrolet Impala. And what’s not to love about this model, which dates back to…
Discovery After Owner’s Passing: Unveiling a 1963 Chevrolet Impala SS Sheltered under a Tarp, with Positive Big-Block Updates from the Wife.
Historically speaking, 1963 will remain in automotive history as the year when Chevrolet built its 50 millionth vehicle. Unsurprisingly, the GM brand picked an Impala Super Sport to celebrate…
Unearthed Under a Cover: Pristine 1963 Impala SS, Completely Original, Unrestored, and Untouched
While the 1965 Impala is the model that made history with an impressive annual sales performance (over 1 million units sold in 12 months), the 1963 sibling…
1959 Chevrolet Impala from the Collection of a NASCAR Driver: A Genuine Survivor in Remarkable Condition
1959 was the year when Chevrolet decided to let the famous Bel Air and the brand-new Impala part ways, especially as the latter showed early signs of becoming a…
Cortez Silver 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle Showcases a Bonanza of Custom Goodies
The Chevelle is one of those car nameplates that seems to be immortal. Born in the early 1960s, it is described as one of Chevrolet’s hits, but…
The 1965 Chevelle Malibu SS Z16: A Muscle Car Icon Known to Only a Select Few
For the 1965 model year, Chevy unleashed its most lethal factory-built, high-performance muscle car in the shape of the Z16-optioned Chevelle Malibu SS. However, it curiously chose…
The 1969 Plymouth Road Runner: Unveiling an Unexpected Surprise Hidden in the Trunk
Introduced in 1967 as a lower-priced alternative to the upscale GTX, the Plymouth Road Runner became the company’s most affordable entry into muscle car ownership. And it was a…