1964 Chevrolet Impala Reviews, Pricing & Specs
Overview
In 1964, the Super Sport went from being an option package to becoming a series. Choices within the line were limited in terms of trim,...
In 1964, the Super Sport went from being an option package to becoming a series. Choices within the line were limited in terms of trim, but not engine-wise. The offered trims were limited to the sports coupe and convertible, but the engines once again ranged from a 283-ci V8 rated at 170 horsepower all the way to the storied 409 dual four-barrel carburetor rated at 425 horsepower with 425 torque.
1964 saw a drop in 409 sales numbers, with only 8,684 of the engines installed. This makes the '64 409 engine perhaps more of a treasure today than it was when it was taking cars off the line back in the 60s.You Can Put Hydrolics on it witch would make it an A+ car witch would make it a cool looking one
What owners say
"Overall, drivers really love the classic charm and beauty of the 1964 Chevrolet Impala, often reminiscing about their experiences of driving it. Many praised its stylish looks and smooth driving experience, particularly enjoying the nostalgic feeling it provides. However, some expressed concerns about its handling, noting that while it performs well in a straight line, turning can be tricky. Overall, it remains a cherished classic that's a head-turner on the road."
I absolutely love this car. Grew up with an learned to drive in a '64 Impala. Had to have another. Beautiful to look at and a pleasure to drive
January 30, 2008I owned a 1964 Chevrolet Impala 2-door hardtop, midnight blue, from 1964 (new) to about 1975. Automatic, v8, 327(?). The most beautiful car in the world still.
May 8, 2022I love my 1964 I built from ground up. Its cost me close to 30k but well worth it.my car has been up grade to modern with tubular arms. If you can afford to build or buy one made well be the best investment. Cause value goes up .its like money in the bank and lots of fun to have on a weekend go out to car show. And be proud of your classic every were you go people want to ask questions and look at it I love my impala.
December 15, 2014What owners say
I absolutely love this car. Grew up with an learned to drive in a '64 Impala. Had to have another. Beautiful to look at and a pleasure to drive
January 30, 2008I owned a 1964 Chevrolet Impala 2-door hardtop, midnight blue, from 1964 (new) to about 1975. Automatic, v8, 327(?). The most beautiful car in the world still.
May 8, 2022I love my 1964 I built from ground up. Its cost me close to 30k but well worth it.my car has been up grade to modern with tubular arms. If you can afford to build or buy one made well be the best investment. Cause value goes up .its like money in the bank and lots of fun to have on a weekend go out to car show. And be proud of your classic every were you go people want to ask questions and look at it I love my impala.
December 15, 2014This was my very first car.... I loved it minus the x style frame that was rusted away when I bought it. Now I have the welding skills, too bad I don't have the car anymore. Ah, the sweet memories.
January 16, 2009Great car rare convertible super sport 4 speed. Big mistake selling this one! Mine had some rust issues but parts easily available Mine was totally restored. I replaced the springs and exhaust system. Roomy even with buckets. Mine was blue black top black interior SS car. I have not seen another with a 4 speed always automatics. This is boxy I also had a 63 prettier but not a SS Vert!
April 18, 2011I have always loved the 1964 Chevrolet Impala. What a great classy car especially the two door hard top. I am lucky enough to have bought mine from the original owner and the car is in show room condition without ever being restored. If you are looking for a great cruiser--keep the 1964 Impala in mind--you will be pleasantly surprised and turn many heads when you drive down the street. Mine is a head turner each time I drive it--It is much more popular that the 1964 Ford Galaxie and parts can be found very easily.
March 25, 2010Its a classic. What can you expect. Big Block Chevy motors have lots of power and can handle themselves on the streets just fine. The only problem is that they dont turn all that well. More of a straight line kind of car.
October 8, 2009My mom bought me a 64 impala SS when i was a senior in high school she paid 600.00 bucks for it and it really drove nice.I loved that car.
February 27, 2007the headliner of these year of cars had tiny stars throughout, the engine is a 283 cu.in.,transmission is a 2sp automatic that could be shifted manually, like taken up to 50 miles an hour before shifting to 2nd and it didn't hurt the transmission
August 14, 2010Extremely cool car. So- so power, ok handling, but pimp one of these, you get a totally cool lowrider with style and classic looks to match.
December 24, 2007Trims & specs
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