Curbside Classic CA Vacation Edition: 1960 Chevrolet Impala

by Paul Niedermeyer

Updated: February 22nd, 2011 Published: December 29th, 2009

curbside classic ca vacation edition 1960 chevrolet impala

This 1960 Impala needs no words of commentary; it’s one of those profoundly visual and self-explanatory cars. For a frame of reference and background, I direct you to its predecessor’s 1959 Chevy Curbside Classic.

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Accs on Jan 09, 2010

Jeez.. I never knew they even made 4dr Impalas of that m.y.. I also thought the wings were gone by 60... only for the 59s

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David Loving on Oct 08, 2010

My parents had a '60 chevy impala convertible - white w/ red houndstooth interior. God what a cool car that was! I had just gotten my drivers license.

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