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i hope that a manufacturer will do a 1963 chevrolet impala cve it s one of most iconic car i usa .
Here's pair of '63 Impalas
From the James Bond partworks series. Not sure who the maker was (IXO or Universal Hobbies?) and I believe the hardtop was a conversion I did a few years ago. And there is also the blue Kess four door hardtop.
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John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
CCC made one in brown, a very nice one. I'll get some pics this afternoon when I go into my office.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Dear Michel Gouverneur, I am working on the 1962.
GREAT NEWS! The '62 is my fave Impala of the 60s bar none!
Great news indeed. We can hope for anniversary gold with yellow interior.
This would look great in any factory color. Manual shift and Super Sport, of course...
61 and 62 , plus Brooklin's 65 would deserve it's own display shelf
+1 Agree.
Impala or bubble top Bel Air coupe?
ERTL did one 63 or 64 I think. A blue 1 & a Black one. I have a black 1 somewhere.
PIC---CCC 1963 Impala convertible in white......
I sold my CCC 1963 Impala HT after finding this beauty. Whereas the '63 HT had sloppy decal work, the convertible looked much better. Those CCC '63s are hard to come by. At my first try at selling at the Countryside Show four years ago, I was asking $135 for the CCC '63 Impala HT to break even. A collector saw the model, asked me the price, and paid it without hesitation. A good deal is whe both parties are happy.
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I took a few of those for modifications, here's one an Impala wagon.
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And there is also a two door post sedan, convertible, and four door hardtop. Lots of possibilities for some creative modeling with these inexpensive but accurate diecasts.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
That looks good. I always thought the windshield was to high on the ERTL Impala ?
I am waiting for those promised pics John....lol