55-57 Chevy

THE CLASSIC CHEVY IMPALA – AN AMERICAN ICON

Chevrolet released the Impala to the public in 1958. In 1961, the introduction of the 409 engine made the Chevy Impala a significant contributor to the muscle car movement. At Raybuck, most of our Impala parts inventory fits models from the 1960s muscle car era, including the 1964, 1965 and 1966 Impala.

The Impala defined the Chevy brand through the 1961 Super Sport, the high-power version of the original Impala. As the Chevy Impala grew in engine size over the following years, it also adopted a boxier look. Chevrolet also made the Impala roomier over time and started selling six- and nine-passenger versions in 1963. During the 1960s, the sleek design made the Impala one of Chevy’s best-selling cars. Like many other muscle cars, the Impala dropped in horsepower in the early 1970s as the muscle car trend ended.

EXPLORE OUR CHEVY IMPALA PARTS CATALOG

We sell Chevy Impala restoration parts for models made up until 1985, and we specialize in 1960s Impala parts. Our replacement panels feature heavy-gauge stamped steel materials for durability and cost-efficiency. Popular Chevy Impala restoration parts in our catalog include:

• – Interior and exterior trim
• – Lights
• – Bumpers
• – Floors
• – Grilles
• – Hoods
• – Fuel tanks, sending units and straps/hangers
• – Rocker panels and wheel arches/quarter panels
• – Doors
• – Window components