with three other amazing Pro Street cars built and owned by his close friends Tony Netzel (1961 Plymouth Belvedere), Dave Hollis (1966 Chevy Chevelle), and Rob Johnson (1967 Chevy Impala SS), who ...

Steve Holcomb at Pro Auto Custom Interior developed the console, built the door panels, and swathed the ’64 Impala seats in leather. A few clicks east in Madison, Paul N. at AMS inserted the ...

See All 20 Photos Contract in hand, the Laucks kept their word and delivered a certain '67 Chevy Impala to the family ... time to bring the car up to the pro-touring status he so greatly desired.

Instead, Horrocks ended up buying a '66 Chevy Impala SS. It’s been almost 30 years since ... An Eagle crank and rod rotating assembly with Speed Pro pistons produce some sweet power, and the ...

In 2009, David was getting ready to start a full Pro Touring build on a '71 Chevelle ... When the last part was bolted on, the result was an Impala SS in better condition than when it left ...

As a result, the Impala lineup obviously suffered a decline, though its sales overall continued to be very strong. The SS was still considered a solid choice for people who wanted a boost of ...