Summary

Powered by a 409ci V8 engine mated to a Muncie manual transmission and a GM 8.2-inch rear end. Along with air conditioning, this Impala features power steering, disc brakes, an MSD ignition, a dual exhaust and an electric fuel pump.

Details

This show-winning 1961 Chevrolet Impala Resto-Mod bubble top is powered by a 409ci engine and is accompanied by a dual-quad intake with Edelbrock 500 cfm 4-barrel carburetors and a Billet Specialties Tru Trac serpentine drive system, air conditioning and alternator. Paired with the engine is a Muncie 4-speed manual transmission and a GM 8.2-inch rear end. Along with air conditioning, this Impala features power steering, disc brakes, an MSD ignition, a dual exhaust, an electric fuel pump and a Champion billet 4-core radiator with cooling fans. The suspension was upgraded with Global West lowered tubular A-arms and front and rear sway bars. Extra special touches include 18-inch Schott Cover-Loc wheels wrapped in Goodyear tires, an Autosound Secretaudio system with Bluetooth and a subwoofer, along with Dakota Digital VHX gauges. The engine sits between high-gloss black inner fender wells, a firewall and a hood, which reflects the highly polished engine. Chrome, polished or billet sums up everything under the hood. The trunk area is finished with upholstered panels that provide access to the audio system and create a clean and professional look. The glass throughout gives a clear view of the interior. This Impala won First Place, Best GM and Best of Show at the 7th Annual Wheels of Courage Council Bluffs in 2022 and Best in Show at Olathe Police Foundation 9th Annual Auto Show in 2018.