Meticulously restored 1959 Impala Convertible with 348 V8 and classic styling offered for $279,995.

Chevrolet kicked off the Impala story in 1958 when the company decided to push a 1956 prototype into the mass production phase. The Impala debuted as a Bel Air version, eventually being promoted to a ...

This isn't just a regular 1959 Impala. It's a nearly spotless specimen whose previous restoration still shows well, and considering it still wears the original metal, it has become a highly desirable ...

CRIDERSVILLE – Cal Klickman describes himself as a “true, die-hard original type of person.” So it is no surprise the 74-year-old man had one requirement when it came to restoring his 1959 Chevrolet ...

"I've always been a fan of X-frame cars and really liked the lines on the '59s, and of course the taillights. I've owned a couple of '61s and am currently building a '62 Bel Air," confessed LS tuner ...

When it comes to styling and an imposing stance, the 1959 Impala is undeniable. Their distinct trademark fins flow with ease, and instead of going straight up like the tailfins of Chryslers of the ...

Jose Martinez of Camarillo, California has lived in the vast Southern California region for his whole life. Being infatuated with music and the big custom car scene that has originated from here, he ...