Which Chevy Impala (convertible) is better? The 1963 or 1964?

Asked by DestinedToDie Jan 04, 2009 at 01:14 AM about the Chevrolet Impala

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

Can you tell me the differences between them? Do they both have back seats, are they a 4-door or 2-door? What are the differences and are they big differences? Which one am I better off getting? Because once I buy one I want to fix it up with a nice paint job, Daytons, hydraulics, nice lights, great engine, and an awesome interior, suicide doors, basically make it into a lowrider. But I still can't decide which Impala to get, can you help me decide? Thanks a lot.

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Drew answered 15 years ago

the only difference is the body shape, same chassis, same drive train, slight difference in interior designs, look at them both next to each other then you will see the difference in body,

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