Introducing one of Chevrolet’s most glamorous cars for 1964 – the Impala SS. Here’s one in Tuxedo Black that’s done just 58,000 original documented miles.
1964 was a very busy year for Chevy producing a lot of full-size cars. They produced 1.6 million Biscaynes, Bel Airs and Impalas!
The rear panel of the ’64 models was redesigned but still retained the distinctive three tail lights per side on the impala.
Other distinctive Impala features included the color-accented bodyside moldings together with impala lettering and emblem on the rear fender.
Now the Super Sport models were part of their own series, the regular Impala was now the second most expensive series in the Chevrolet line-up.
Your money bought you extra-thick foam cushion seats with leather-grain vinyl (and cloth in the coupe) coverings, extra-long armrests, an electric clock, bright aluminum front seat end panels, Impala center emblem on the steering wheel and a few other interior refinements.
There were 185,325 Impala SS models produced. However, Chevy didn’t record the numbers per body style so there is no split between the coupe and convertible. A best guess would be around 90% of this figure were Sport Coupes.
The 1964 Impala SS Sport Coupe would have cost $2,839. This came with a 230 Turbo-Thrift 6-cylinder engine and 3-speed manual transmission as standard.
If you wanted a V8 then an additional $108 would get you a 195 horsepower 283 cubic inch Turbo-Fire and $199 for the Powerglide automatic transmission that this Impala was purchased with. Other options on this car include power steering and power brakes that would have cost $86 and $43 respectively.
This ’64 Impala SS is currently for sale on eBay. (follow the link for even more photos)
well a little info.1964 impala ss came with a 409 and munci 4-speed i no for a fack my friend mike woodson hade one in 1969
Many years ago I stopped at a car lot that had a 1964 Impala SS had a 409 with 3- 2 barrel carbs. They let me test drive it. However the carbs were messed up so it didn’t run like it should have.
mine was just like this one only the inter was black also, had beeded up to 550 hp with a 488 pos traCTION REAR GEARS, AN 4 SPEED, WOULD LOVE TO HAVE IT BACK.in tenn somewhere. look at the photos on my facebook prafile
The carb setup must have been added by a previous owner.
The only multi carb setup from factory in 64 was dual 4bbl on 409/425 hp
Looks like the car from supernatural…,
I had a’64 S/S Impala with a Z-28 Camero
Motor with a Tubo-Hydro Trans.. . 4 barl.
Headers…L-60 on the back…Air shock
Matellic-Maroon.white interiors …back then 8-traxs was the thing didn’t respect
Anything with FORD on it…I miss it …A
Crack head totalled it