Used 1958 Chevrolet Impala for sale in The Villages, FL

1st year the Impala was made - Happy 60th Birthday..........350 hp - 350 cu. in. new Chevy crate motor, automatic trans. w/overdrive (700R4 w/Lokar shifter). New paint (base coat/clear coat), new chrome. Vintage Air, AM/FM radio, New Coker Classic wide whitewall tires with Rocket Fuel wheels, front disc brakes. Aluminum Radiator, chrome & polished stainless steel engine compartment, March Front Runner System, Edelbrock Endurashine Intake Manifold and 600 CFM carb., chrome dual master cylinder. Ceramic coated headers. Updated steering box, new rear brakes & wheel cylinders, new bushings, shocks and springs in front and rear. New battery, new carpet in car & trunk. New original upholstery. New floor pans, new trunk pan, new gas tank, new exhaust. New side window glass, new weather stripping....doors & trunk, new radio, new dash insert. Have receipts and parts descriptions. We purchased the '58 about 4 years ago and it took about 2 years to restore. We take the car to car shows all over Florida...from the Keys to Ft. Walton Beach. A nice rider and very reliable. We get around 16 mpg. If any little thing doesn't seem right, we take it into the shop. We actually have 2 show cars, the other is a 1949 (T-Bird) Ford replica. I don't drive cars any more, only my wife does, so we don't really need 2 show cars. So which ever one we sell first, we will keep the other. Or if we sell them both, we will build/buy another one. When we bought it, there were new quarter panels, rocker panels and new floor pans, and it had a new exhaust system. Our restorer saw the floor pans from the bottom and he said it was a poor job. He took the seats out and fixed the floor pans and painted the floor black and put insulation on it and new carpet. He also replaced the trunk pans (painted, insulated and new carpeting) and replaced the gas tank with a new one. The original hydraulic steering was replaced with modern steering. The front has disk brakes, and the back were completely rebuilt. The drive shaft had to be shortened for the 700R4 transmission and all the bearings were replaced and it was balanced. There is a new aluminum radiator. All the engine fender wells and firewall were painted black and covered with polished stainless steel sheets. And of course, the engine and components are new. In March in Stuart, Florida at the Autogeek Detail Fest we won best engine with the '58 Impala. Judges were: Barry Meguiar host of Car Crazy and president of Meguiar's Car Care Products, Chris Jacobs host of Overhaulin' (Chip Foose is on this show), Bruno Massel two time NHRA World Champion and co-host of Truck U and Garage Squad, Matt Steele co-host of Truck U, Craig Burnett lead chemist for Mother's Car Care Products, Mike Phillips Autogeek's director of training, Wayne Carini host of Chasing Classic Cars, Dennis Gage host of My Classic Car. They also autographed the program booklet for us. Look at the the videos on U Tube: -----1958 Chevy Impala Two Door Hardtop Blk Leesburg HD082915 -----and: 1958 Chevy Impala, bitchin black & chrome The one was from the July 2015 Gator Harley Car and Bike show in Leesburg, Florida. This show is 4 times a year. In fact at the previous show we won Best Of Show and they put a picture of our car on a Dash Plaque that they handed out at the next show and also on a colored sign. At the Cruisin' Couples Annual Car Show, we won "Outstanding Vehicle". Cruisin' Across Florida we won Best Of Show. We've won People's Choice Award and many Top 10 or Top 20 awards. Also at John Staluppi's "Cars Of Dreams" in North Palm Beach (this is a world famous auto museum that is only open two or three times a year for charity car shows) we won Best of Show pre 2000.