- 1958 MY Chevrolet Impala
- 348ci engine
- Tri-powered
- Dual antennas
- Power steering
- Continental kit
- Spinner hub caps
- Positraction
- WWW radical tires
- Fender skirts
- Windshield washers
- Electronic ignition
- AM/FM radio
- 3 speed manual transmission
- Flowmaster exhaust system
- Tissue dispenser
- Upholstered interior
The Chevrolet Impala is a vehicle that has undergone many transformations throughout the decades, but is yet another model that has continued to exist in the Chevrolet line-up even today. This larger sized automobile has had many design stages in its life, and one of which is seen in this 1958 model year Chevrolet Impala. Equipped with a number of amenities that were unheard of in other automobiles of its time, it also comes with features that you wouldn’t see in the modern day either, including a built-in tissue dispenser. This 348ci tri-powered model is being put on sale for those who wish to own and preserve a piece of American automotive heritage and keep this car alive for many years to come. Although fuel prices globally might have gone up, it’s now or never for you to bring this car home to your garage.
Exterior and Interior
This specific 1958 Chevrolet Impala comes in a beautiful black paint that’s simple, elegant, and perfect for every occasion, whether you’re pulling up to a wedding, out on a weekend drive or simply want to get come weekly shopping done for groceries. It appears regal, large and expansive both looking from the outside and inside. You might look and notice the Flow Master exhaust system, spinning hubcaps, or the fender skirts and windshield washers, but you’ll most likely be eyes your way over this entire automobile. The design is simple, and eye-catching, with its metallic lines over black exterior, flowing to the back and creating a very unique rear-end. Of course, it’s purely subjective if it suits your taste or not. Inside, you’ll be happy to know all the boring blacks are gone now, and instead you’ll see plenty of red, a few orange hues and plenty of white and metallic finish throughout the interior, which can be considered as playful, and fun. There’s not a lot of amenities to talk about however, you’ll appreciate the tissue dispenser and upholstered interior which keeps things fresh.
Engine
As for the engine, you’ll be treated with a 348 ci (5.7L) Tri-Power massive V8, which delivers power through a 3-speed manual transmission. Electric ignition is available, as is power steering and plenty of power to take you wherever the roads may lead you.
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