For Sale: 1958 Chevrolet Impala in Turner, Oregon for sale in Turner, OR
Vehicle Description The Paint:
Original color code:
930 Silver Blue finished in a very high quality base/coat, clear/coat.
The Engine:
W code 348 CID, 4 bbl with an aluminum intake manifold, correct coated exhaust manifolds, mild, hydraulic cam, 409/340 horsepower heads, correct distributor, 409 style chrome valve covers, and air cleaner.
The Transmission:
GM Turbo 350 3 speed automatic, upgraded from a Power-glide, column shift The Differential:
Original Chevrolet Drop-out 3rd member with 3.
36:
1 gear ratio with Posi-traction.
The Suspension and Frame:
Original, powder coated frame, rebuilt front independent, and rear coil and shock suspension, front and rear sway bars.
The Interior:
Completely restored to the original 823 code:
Gray and Blue, cloth and vinyl fabric, carpeting, restored instruments and panel, and all accessories function.
Gauges, clock, radio, turn signals, lighting, etc.
Original Style Power Steering with completely restored components Original Style Power Brakes with completely restored front and rear brakes including all lines Power- high quality canvas style blue convertible top with all new power, and hydraulic mechanisms All trim and bright work is excellent and has been restored to a high level shine and condition All lights work T-3 Headlamps Extensive use of Dynamat sound deadened throughout Completely factory style wiring throughout Completely restored heater system Completely restored windshield wiper and fluid system New dual exhaust system with glass pack mufflers Factory steel wheels, painted gray with bright derby caps Well, if you have wanted a 1958 Chevrolet Impala convertible for your entire life, and you are considering purchasing a nice one, you would very hard-pressed to find a better one anywhere.
This particular Impala has been completely rotisserie restored, and as such, not a single nut, bolt, or clip, was ignored on this convertibleAnywhere! Meticulously restored over a period of nearly 20 years, by a man that worked throughout his life as a Civil Engineer, you can bet that this '58 Impala was without a doubt what would be termed as Over Restored.
That is to say that this Chevy is now better that it was when it rolled out of the Flint Michigan plant in 1958 when Chevrolet produced this One year only body style.
1958 being the first year for the Impala, this model would have been Chevrolet's Top of the Line offering, and as such, came with a nice array of options, and enough trim and bright work to build a Honda Civic! This Impala is beautiful, and amazing everywhere you look! The Silver Blue paint shines deeply, and contrasts perfectly with the blue canvas power convertible top.
Inside the ornate interior, there's so much to look at, you have to sit in the driver's seat for about 10 to 15 minutes to take it all in.
The bright work on and around the dash, such as the control knobs, and levers to operate your various accessories are beautiful.
The Wonderbar station-seeking tube radio looks and functions just as it would have during the Eisenhower administration.
And the original bench seating front and back provide a certain comfort lost on today's vehicles.
This Impala is equipped with an excellent starting and running 348 single 4 barrel engine with just enough updates to make the drive smoother, easier, and more reliable than ever.
And I should mention that I do have a Tri-power set up, and painted to match Continental kit shell that will accompany the car.
The luggage compartment on this Impala is spacious, and is finished with custom fabricated panels that surround the interior space.
Don't worry, as there is still room enough to carry the extensive restoration photo album, manuals, books, receipts, and literature collected for this convertible.
The undercarriage of this Impala is amazing, displaying all of the correct inspection paint dobs like it just left the factory, and every fastener, component, and clean metal has been addressed with the correct finish and plating.
A top of the line Chevrolet Impala convertible is certainly a desirable car in and of itself, but to find one that's had the obsessive-compulsive attention to detail throughout its painstaking, thoroughly researched frame-off rotisserie restoration is like finding a diamond on the beach.
Magnificent automobile!.
Original color code:
930 Silver Blue finished in a very high quality base/coat, clear/coat.
The Engine:
W code 348 CID, 4 bbl with an aluminum intake manifold, correct coated exhaust manifolds, mild, hydraulic cam, 409/340 horsepower heads, correct distributor, 409 style chrome valve covers, and air cleaner.
The Transmission:
GM Turbo 350 3 speed automatic, upgraded from a Power-glide, column shift The Differential:
Original Chevrolet Drop-out 3rd member with 3.
36:
1 gear ratio with Posi-traction.
The Suspension and Frame:
Original, powder coated frame, rebuilt front independent, and rear coil and shock suspension, front and rear sway bars.
The Interior:
Completely restored to the original 823 code:
Gray and Blue, cloth and vinyl fabric, carpeting, restored instruments and panel, and all accessories function.
Gauges, clock, radio, turn signals, lighting, etc.
Original Style Power Steering with completely restored components Original Style Power Brakes with completely restored front and rear brakes including all lines Power- high quality canvas style blue convertible top with all new power, and hydraulic mechanisms All trim and bright work is excellent and has been restored to a high level shine and condition All lights work T-3 Headlamps Extensive use of Dynamat sound deadened throughout Completely factory style wiring throughout Completely restored heater system Completely restored windshield wiper and fluid system New dual exhaust system with glass pack mufflers Factory steel wheels, painted gray with bright derby caps Well, if you have wanted a 1958 Chevrolet Impala convertible for your entire life, and you are considering purchasing a nice one, you would very hard-pressed to find a better one anywhere.
This particular Impala has been completely rotisserie restored, and as such, not a single nut, bolt, or clip, was ignored on this convertibleAnywhere! Meticulously restored over a period of nearly 20 years, by a man that worked throughout his life as a Civil Engineer, you can bet that this '58 Impala was without a doubt what would be termed as Over Restored.
That is to say that this Chevy is now better that it was when it rolled out of the Flint Michigan plant in 1958 when Chevrolet produced this One year only body style.
1958 being the first year for the Impala, this model would have been Chevrolet's Top of the Line offering, and as such, came with a nice array of options, and enough trim and bright work to build a Honda Civic! This Impala is beautiful, and amazing everywhere you look! The Silver Blue paint shines deeply, and contrasts perfectly with the blue canvas power convertible top.
Inside the ornate interior, there's so much to look at, you have to sit in the driver's seat for about 10 to 15 minutes to take it all in.
The bright work on and around the dash, such as the control knobs, and levers to operate your various accessories are beautiful.
The Wonderbar station-seeking tube radio looks and functions just as it would have during the Eisenhower administration.
And the original bench seating front and back provide a certain comfort lost on today's vehicles.
This Impala is equipped with an excellent starting and running 348 single 4 barrel engine with just enough updates to make the drive smoother, easier, and more reliable than ever.
And I should mention that I do have a Tri-power set up, and painted to match Continental kit shell that will accompany the car.
The luggage compartment on this Impala is spacious, and is finished with custom fabricated panels that surround the interior space.
Don't worry, as there is still room enough to carry the extensive restoration photo album, manuals, books, receipts, and literature collected for this convertible.
The undercarriage of this Impala is amazing, displaying all of the correct inspection paint dobs like it just left the factory, and every fastener, component, and clean metal has been addressed with the correct finish and plating.
A top of the line Chevrolet Impala convertible is certainly a desirable car in and of itself, but to find one that's had the obsessive-compulsive attention to detail throughout its painstaking, thoroughly researched frame-off rotisserie restoration is like finding a diamond on the beach.
Magnificent automobile!.
|
|