One 1967 SS 427 Impala with an eight-cylinder 427 engine sold in January for $55,000. It's not too difficult finding '67 Impalas for sale, but you might be hard pressed to acquire one identical to ...

1967 Chevrolet Impala Wagon Locked in a Barn for 41 Years Begs for Second Chance Published: 25 Dec 2024, 17:39 UTC • By: Ciprian Florea 11 photos ...

In 1966, '67, and '68, the 327 V8 in the Camaro only put out 210 horsepower. Eventually, there was an option for a 275 horsepower 327 V8 variant, but you needed a bigger engine for a faster Camaro.

A magazine ad for the 1978 Chevrolet full-size station wagons, including Impala and Caprice Classic. They came with useful features offered at reasonable prices.

For most classic car fans, a Chevelle SS or Malibu SS isn’t exactly an uncommon sight at shows and auctions. As one wag once joked, Chevy built 63,000 in 1967 and only 130,000 survive today. But how ...

The SS 396 was the hottest model offered, and came in three different outputs with a few available transmissions. All engines displaced, you guessed it, 396 cubic inches. Starting with the 325-hp L35, ...

Interior Features The Impala had newly added interior features, including a stereo 8-track player, a fiber optic light monitoring system, and vacuum power door locks. The all-vinyl upholstery was ...

Some other specs to take note of on this Impala include the mileage — 141,000 miles — and the fact that it comes with a clean title. The seller also notes that it is a real SS, having had the ...

The SS package transformed the tame land yacht into a menacing stock car, with its mandatorily offered better tyres and stiffer suspension in addition to more and more power. A discreet Z11 package ...

Our feature 1963 Chevy Impala SS is powered by the matching-numbers, 340-horsepower 409 W-Head Big Block backed by a two-speed Powerglide automatic. It is finished in a shiny Tuxedo Black paint ...

And we get e-mail: Q–I recently saw an Impala SS station wagon on the road. Did any company ever specially build such a vehicle? Or could it have been a Caprice wagon decorated by its owner? D.F ...