In tip-top shape, a 1964 Chevrolet Impala SS is without a doubt a genuine head-turner, and it’s not just us saying this but also those who saw the car rolling off the assembly lines and hitting the shelves 57 years ago.

And clearly, the Super Sport had a major contribution to the total sales of the Impala for model year 1964, with Chevrolet eventually going very close to shipping 900,000 units before launching the 1965 generation.


Needless to say, the engine that really matched the SS DNA was the 409 (6.7-liter), which could develop as much as 425 horsepower in the top configuration.

But none of these seem to matter on the 1964 Impala SS that we have here and which was posted online by eBay seller esteladra54. As you could easily tell by simply browsing the photo gallery, this Impala has been turned into a nearly useless pile of metal by age, rust, and last but not least, by someone’s ignorance.

Because the car looks like it’s been sitting way too many years in the same place, probably under the clear sky, with the rust obviously taking its toll and transforming a legend into a rust bucket that doesn’t seem to cost more than a new iPhone.


Other than that, seeing a 1964 Impala SS in such a poor condition is painful, to say the least, and it once again shows that some people shouldn’t be allowed to buy cars.
Good luck convincing your wife this Impala is worth more than $1,000!
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