By God there's something you don't see every day.
By God there's something you don't see every day.
Ah! A '48. My favorite.Yesterday at Walmart
I got one of those.....66 impala not a 66 biscayne (same thing basically). Have had it 25+ years now.I guess I'll put this here too.
63 has "grills" on the hood, 64 does not. There's probably other differences, but that's what I look for to tell the difference between a 63 and a 64 convertible.At my neighbors, I guessed 63, it's a 64.
63 has "grills" on the hood, 64 does not. There's probably other differences, but that's what I look for to tell the difference between a 63 and a 64 convertible.
My favorite generation of Corvettes. I'd love to own/resto-mod a '67.
67 is one of my dream cars.
He explained many of the differences to me in the 20 second convo I had with him. Grills as you posted, the "dents" on the front fenders went from horizontal to vertical and a couple other differences I forgot.
Ran when parked, lol.Found this in Safford, AZ a few weeks ago. Trail ready.
63 and 64 have the horizontal side vents.I think some 64 vets got horizontal dents also.
You're as old as the floor jack?Thanks for making me feel old pretty sure I remeber drooling over that in hot rod or car and driver in 84 or so. Damn fiberglass cars
Knife..............You're as old as the floor jack?
split window
under 200hp emissions vette is "cool"?
Tri axle-RDF 405 ca1960. Had a running/driveable 1961. 262 Cummins twin stick 5x4. Not the tools or money for the resto. Cool trucks. Cab same as an R model. Just a longer cowl. Thanks for posting the pics. Memories.Local car/air show