I HAVE A NUMBERS MATCHING 1960 IMPALA 348/330 HP. WERE ALL 348 CI CARS WITH A MANUAL TRANSMISION,FOUR SPEEDS?
THREE SPEED OR FOUR SPEED?
After making a huge, kind of gaudy splash in 1959, the 1960 Chevrolet Impala had a more subtle look. Of course, this isn't saying much. Still covered in ornate tailfins and chrome, the car was still eye-catchingly gorgeous, but not quite as much "styling" as the 1959 model. 204,467 sport coupes were produced, and 79,903 convertibles, making it the most popular car in the country. The base engine stayed the same for the third straight year: a 235.5 I6 rated at 145 horsepower. The fuelies were gone, leaving the 348-ci V8 rated at 335 as the most powerful engine. Other engines included a 283-ci V8 (170 bhp), a 283-ci V8 (185 bhp), a 283-ci V8 (230 bhp), and two other 348-ci V8s rated at 250 and 320 horsepower.
THREE SPEED OR FOUR SPEED?
i misplaced the vin tag from the door jam and was wondering if there is a vin somewhere else on the vehical
i was told there is a serial number or vin on the frame somewhere. if so can you advise where. thanks jim
I am searching for pictures of a 1960 Impala Sport Coupe, Sateen Silver, red with white trim. As a tribute to my elder brother I am putting together a pictural history of the Chevy's owned by our Dad from 1952 to 1960. Our father was a new Chevy every two years or so man. His Chevy's included a '52 Bel Air, '55 Bel Air, '57 Impala, '59 Impala and the only car of the lot that I remember, the strikingly beautiful '60 Impala SC. Thanks in advance for your assistance. Louis Patrick lvpatrick@sbcglobal.net