The 1961 Chevrolet Impala Bubble Top came with one of the most iconic automotive rooflines in history. Recognizable from miles away, both controversial and desirable in the 1960s, the model keeps ...

Of all the significant Impala releases during the '60s, the 1961 model year is my favorite. It witnessed the introduction of the bubble top ... 170 horsepower. Chevrolet also offered a four ...

It takes a mix of ingenuity, style, class, and sometimes, raw numbers. This 1961 Bubble Top Chevy Impala has all of the above, and now, we’re taking a closer look thanks to the following feature ...

Such might be the case with Steve West of Louisville, Tennessee, with his 1962 Chevrolet ... Impala signature six taillights give the '61-62 its unmistakable appearance. The black soft-top ...

There are very few that are both, but Deane Wilson has one. It’s his ‘61 Chevy Impala bubble top. While the bubble top Chevys were built from 1959 until 1962, the iconic one is the 1961 Impala. With ...

This ’62 Bel Air is powered by the top dog of Chevy’s engine family for ... Available as an Impala or Bel Air in 1961, the bubble-top look remained only with Bel Air for 1962.

However, when you marry the two, you end up with something that’s out-of-this-world cool, like this 1962 Chevy Impala Sport Coupe. This classic bubble top is up ... the ’62 Impala and LS3 ...

Gil Losi, one of the founders of Team Losi Racing, built this 1961 Bubble Top Impala with Steve Cook Creations for the Detroit Autorama, an annual showcase event of custom cars and hot roads since ...

About the couple's impressive '62 Chevy Impala two-door hardtop, Dale says, "A lot of people find it hard to believe it was painted in 1996 for how much we drive it. We use it just about every ...

Such might be the case with Steve West of Louisville, Tennessee, with his 1962 Chevrolet ... Impala signature six taillights give the '61-62 its unmistakable appearance. The black soft-top ...