- Car Location: Montana
- SS Interior
- Bench Seat
- 409/380 Hp
- Powerglide Auto Transmission
- Super Sport Grab Bar, Missing
- Garage Kept
- 48k Miles on odometer
- Trunk has original trunk cover
- Needs heater core
- Radiator work done
- New Gas sender
- Edelbrock Carburetor
- Current owner has owned 7 years
Before the likes of the Ford Mustang and the Chevrolet Camaro hit the streets and took on everything in their path there was one car that could be a family friendly car as well as be a performance powerhouse. The Chevrolet Impala was one that was available in many trims but if you wanted performance and sleek looks the SS was the one you want just like this 1962 Chevrolet Impala SS we have today. Located in Montana and with just a reported 48,500 miles on the clock this garage kept example is a throwback to the early years of muscle car greatness that can be yours to treasure and enjoy.
Exterior and Interior
The Impala was known to have that iconic Fifties styling and whilst it was nice, the over the top design cues would not work with Sixties tastes. The third generation impala saw a boxier design that was more suited for changing tastes. This 1962 Chevrolet Impala SS is a sport coupe that features a unique red exterior that makes it stand out really well. The red exterior is also complimented by s white stripe that runs alongside the car. The car is in great shape and sports all its original chrome which is in great condition as well. To top off that original look the car rides on its factory chrome hubcaps. This being an SS model you get the SS interior in place. The red color theme continues onto the car’s interior as well with the vintage bench seats looking brand new. The interior like the exterior of this car features all its original components from the original radio that blends in with the nickel styled dashboard or the Red 60's styled steering wheel. This car boasts originality to the point where the car still has its original trunk cover in place.
Engine
Sporting the SS badge is no easy thing. Good looks were not going to cut it and Chevrolet needed the performance to ensure that badge was lived up to. This 1962 Chevrolet Impala SS sports an engine that's more than deserving of the iconic SS title. Under the hood of this car is a 6.7L (409cid) Turbothrust V8 engine. The owner reports that the car pushes out an impressive 380hp. Ensuring smooth delivery of petrol is a Edelbrock carburetor with a new gas sender pumping out fuel efficiently. The power in this car is sent to its rear wheels though a Powerglide automatic transmission. Ensuring this classic beauty doesn't overheat on a spirited weekend drive is a radiator that has been worked on.
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