1958 Chevrolet Impala on 2040-cars
Summit, New Jersey, United States
Please message me with questions at: ingewygant@netzero.net . 1958 Impala Convertible, Rio Red with Tri-Color Interior, 348 V-8 4BBL, Automatic, PS, P-Top, New White Power Top,
Rear Speaker, Spinner Hubs, WWW Radials, Continental Kit, New Chrome, Rare One Year Only Body Style, Excellent.
1958 Impala Convertible in Rio Red with Tri-Color interior with 348 factory V-8 4bbl,
automatic transmission power steering, new white power top with Red parade boot cover, clock, rear speaker, fender
skirts, spinner hubcaps, Continental kit and more. If you have been searching for a sweet 1958 Impala Convertible
this a great opportunity. I've personally owned and loved this Impala for many years time has come to pass the
torch. On-site inspections by appointment only.The Details;
Professional paint and body restoration was completed in Rio Red. The chrome, trim and stainless are beautiful.
It has the Continental Kit option with full spinner hubcaps with new Wide Wall radial tires that dress-up the
appearance. The white power convertible top is new it fits tight with red parade boot included (power top is
functional). The Tri-Color interior was restored to original. Engine compartment is nicely detailed.
The Mechanics;
The heart of this 1958 Impala is its 348 V-8 4bbl engine mated to the power glide Automatic Transmission. She runs
smooth and drives like a dream.
The Options; 1958 Impala Convertible
Optional 348 V-8 4BBL
Automatic Transmission
Restored Tri-Color Interior w/Bench Seat/Dual Mirrors
Restored Rio Red Paint
Power Steering/White Power Top/Red Parade Boot Cover
AM-FM Radio/front/Rear Speaker/Dual Antennas
Spinner Hubcaps/New Wide White Wall Tires
Continental Kit/Dual Exhaust
Spare in Trunk w/Trunk Mat
Overall;
Let the pictures speak for themselves. This rare 1958 Chevrolet Impala 2 door convertible is a must have for any
classic car collection.The Details;
Professional paint and body restoration was completed in Rio Red. The chrome, trim and stainless are beautiful. It has the Continental Kit option with full spinner hubcaps with new Wide Wall radial tires that dress-up the appearance. The white power convertible top is new it fits tight with red parade boot included (power top is functional). The Tri-Color interior was restored to original. Engine compartment is nicely detailed.
The Mechanics;
The heart of this 1958 Impala is its 348 V-8 4bbl engine mated to the power glide Automatic Transmission. She runs smooth and drives like a dream.
The Options; 1958 Impala Convertible
Optional 348 V-8 4BBL
Automatic Transmission
Restored Tri-Color Interior w/Bench Seat/Dual Mirrors
Restored Rio Red Paint
Power Steering/White Power Top/Red Parade Boot Cover
AM-FM Radio/front/Rear Speaker/Dual Antennas
Spinner Hubcaps/New Wide White Wall Tires
Continental Kit/Dual Exhaust
Spare in Trunk w/Trunk Mat
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