lots of different things going on with this Impala. Some single stage, some base coat/clear coat, some panels were original, some horribly repainted.. i fought and learned. always challenging my skill set and looking to improve.
lots of different things going on with this Impala. Some single stage, some base coat/clear coat, some panels were original, some horribly repainted.. i fought and learned. always challenging my skill set and looking to improve.
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one day im going to learn how to make imgur.com put the pictures in order.......
Nicely done!!!
Formerly the "Best Detailer", now just Super Wax Waster Man. Not necessarily tactful, but normally right. It`s good to be da King !!!Post Thanks / Like - 1 Likes, 0 Thanks, 0 Dislikesdonbeezy liked this post
Well done and what a car!!!!
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Looks nice. Do you know if it ha a 348 CID?
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man, is that a classic cruiser or what.
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Great job. Lots of work. How was all that chrome to polish? What did you use?
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VERY cool....that was top dawg in 1960 with the 335 HP 348 ci engine. My mother had a four door post with the straight six and powerglide. It couldn`t get out of its own way.
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Great work on a great car
/Tony
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283, ran strong. never had to mess with the gas pedal, just fires right up
i only did paint work on this vehicle, he tries to keep up with everything else. had to help him readjust his thinking with paint. using MF towels, waterless wash, etc...
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Kinda thought it might have been the 283 CID. The 348/409’s were way cool but the the 283 really opened the door for the famous SBC.
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My Mom drove a 1959 Chevy Kingswood Wagon. Also had a straight six.
My Dad called it "The Gutless Wonder."
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