After ruling the street, strip, and NASCAR ovals with progressively restyled bodies since the late 1950s, Chevrolets full-size Impala received all-new bodywork for 1965-66 and again for 1967. Deceptively large and spacious with crisp, taut bodylines, Chevrolets full-size model lines for 1967 once again included the popular SS (Super Sport) appearance and performance option, plus the full range of factory-available powertrain combinations offered by Chevrolet. Just 9,545 examples of the Impala SS Convertible were manufactured for the 1967 model year and today, far fewer of these handsome and highly enjoyable full-size Chevrolet performers remain today.
 
Visually striking in Rally Red paint over White upholstery, this handsomely presented 1967 Chevrolet Impala SS Convertible was exclusively registered in Connecticut prior to coming to Illinois most recently. This Impala SS is powered by the optional, numbers-matching 396 cubic-inch big-block V-8 engine developing 325 factory-rated horsepower, paired with a Muncie M20 wide-ratio manual transmission. Other highlights include factory air conditioning and front bucket seats, plus an AM radio, console, tachometer and 15-inch Rally wheels mounting 1960s-style Redline tires. Power-assisted brakes and steering, plus a Black power convertible top heighten the experience. A spare wheel/tire, roadside jack, and lug wrench are included. Documents include the original build sheet, a 2013-dated appraisal report, and service records including a $9K invoice from 2017. Recently serviced, including an oil change and chassis lubrication, this very well-equipped and great-looking 1967 Chevrolet Impala SS Convertible is freshly detailed and ready to collect and enjoy. Contact us to experience it in person, get full details, and add it to your collection today!