This 1964 Chevy Impala SS Hopes You Like Clones, Now Selling at No Reserve
Sunday, 20 July 2025 ()
The Impala offensive started in 1958, two years after Chevrolet presented its idea at GM's motor show. American buyers loved the new full-size Chevy, so the Impala was an instant hit, first as a Bel Air version and later as a stand-alone series. The Impala gradually became bigger, so in 1964, it was already America's best-selling car. Chevrolet sold nearly 89... (continue reading...)
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