1958 Chevrolet Impala

Presenting this breathtaking 1958 Chevrolet Impala — a true icon of American automotive history and a beloved show car that has captured hearts and won numerous trophies over the decades. This 2-door hardtop stuns with its striking turquoise metallic paint, enhanced by a genuine gold flake layer and finished with five layers of clear coat. Paired with a contrasting white roof, the car’s vibrant finish, sweeping lines, elaborate chrome accents, and distinctive tail fins make it a standout at any event, radiating timeless charm and elegance. Lovingly owned by the same family since 1986, this Impala has always been a cherished show car and has never been modified as a street rod.

Under the hood lies a powerful 348 cubic inch V8 engine featuring “gable-roofed” pistons, triple carburetors, a high-lift cam, and solid lifters. Paired with a smooth Powerglide automatic transmission, this engine delivers impressive power and a refined, enjoyable driving experience.

Step inside, and you’ll be greeted by an exquisite 1950s-inspired cabin featuring a two-tone white and turquoise color scheme that perfectly complements the exterior. The seats, door panels, and dashboard are elegantly styled in this harmonious palette, creating a refined and welcoming atmosphere. Key features include a functional AM/FM/Cassette radio and fully operational gauges. New bumpers add a fresh, polished touch, while the side trim — meticulously hand-straightened and polished by a jeweler from Benton Harbor — gleams with precision. Classic white wall tires complete the period-correct look, enhancing the car’s vintage appeal and unmistakable presence.

The 1958 Chevrolet Impala marked a pivotal moment in Chevrolet’s history, debuting a fresh design language that would solidify its status as an automotive legend. With its signature three-taillight arrangement, sweeping rear fins, and intricate chrome detailing, the 1958 Impala stood apart from its contemporaries. This model year introduced a new era of style and sophistication, making the Impala a symbol of American automotive excellence. This particular Impala, having been the pride and joy of its family since 1986, has won numerous trophies and been featured in parades, serving as a testament to its enduring appeal and meticulously preserved legacy.