At some point in time, convertibles have become the fashion of the time. People thought it was trendy to own a convertible, more hippy, and eye-catching. Sure it was! Between 1963 and 1964, Chevrolet alone accounted for more than a quarter of all cars in the United States. Much more to the glory was the highly-recognized and all-time favorite Chevrolet Impala convertible. Its appeal was that strong to the teenagers that they preferred more of this car than the rest. The secret--its engine. Once the car started revving, one saw the satisfaction-guaranteed performance it ought to provide.

 

Not a few of the 1964 Chevrolet Impala convertible owners would attest to the shows they have joined their cars in and awards they have garnered. Some would claim that their Impala convertibles were "every high school boy's dream car". Gifted with the Super Sports package, this convertible has vinyl-upholstered seats, carpeting, trimmed panel interiors, and storage compartments between the seats. Possessing a restyled body, it has a new front end, rear quarter, and new bumpers. Moreover, the engine is unchanged giving off the peak of its performance.