1967 Chevrolet Impala

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

The fourth‑generation Chevrolet Impala, produced from 1965 to 1970, became one of the model's most successful eras, selling over 4 million units while offering a wide selection of engines and body configurations. By 1967, shoppers were drawn to the sleek “Coke bottle” curves that defined its updated styling, and buyers could personalize their cars with an array of luxury and performance‑focused options, exterior colors, interior trims, and various sport packages in addition to choosing from five distinct body styles, including the desirable pillarless Sport Coupe.

This ‘67 Sport Coupe is a non-running project that has been further personalized by the seller, who has owned it for the past seven years, by adding a Bluetooth speaker and a center console with integrated storage and dual cupholders. Maintenance performed under current ownership has reportedly included servicing the brakes and replacing the fuel tank, carburetor, and windshield.

The car is finished in blue over black vinyl and is equipped with a non-running 327ci V8, an automatic transmission, a dual exhaust system, 15” Cragar wheels, and Cooper Cobra tires.