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This One-Owner 1970 Chevrolet Impala Hides Something Original Under the Hood 27 Feb 2021, 18:22 UTC · by The 1970 Chevrolet Impala didn’t introduce too many big changes, and this makes perfect sense as it was the last year of the fourth generation and the GM brand was already getting ready to launch bigger upgrades as part of the fifth series. 25 photos As a result, Impala only received a minor facelift in 1970, and this included a restyled front bumper and redesigned triple vertical taillights on all models. If you want to take a closer look at the 1970 Impala, the example we have h...

autoevolution Up Next   25 Feb 2021, 8:04 UTC · by 4 photos This obviously makes the Malibu one of the most sought-after versions alongside the SS (which in 1968 became a standalone series called SS396), and the example we highlight today is definitely worth a look. As you can see in the photos here, this Chevelle is a barn find, but what’s even more important, it can be your barn find. In other words, you can be the one pulling the car from storage and giving it a thorough cleaning to figure out if it’s worth restoring or not. The car is likely still parked in the garage where it...

autoevolution Up Next   25 Feb 2021, 9:00 UTC · by 16 photos At the same time, the 1968 series witnessed the debut of the Custom Coupe, a model that remained in production until 1976 as part of the Impala family. The example we have here provides a closer look at the redesign that went live on the 1968 Impala. This vehicle is currently listed for sale as part of an eBay auction. Seller timmyt00000003 guarantees this is a “ complete” car. On the other hand, they also admit it’s missing the windshield wiper motor and the engine fan, so “ almost complete” is probably a more acc...

autoevolution 25 Feb 2021, 10:05 UTC · by We’ve all seen what rust can do to an old car, especially when not stored in the right conditions, and this is very often what makes the difference between a classic that can be restored and one that’s only good for parts. 16 photos The 1966 Mustang you see here was stored for over 30 years in a dry desert climate, and the owner guarantees it comes without any rust. Still, as you can see in the gallery above, it’s not in mint condition either. It’s a Mustang project car that has its own pros and cons, and we’ll start by saying the pow...

There’s no doubt the 1965 Impala is a model that made history, and the sales performance it recorded shortly after the launch is living proof in this regard..