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Car show Saturday at Liberty, Mo town square. pt4. 64 Impala was Desert Beige.
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You don't see that beige shade on the 64 very often. Different is good!
I'm liking the '64 Galaxie 500 conv.
Saint Clair Shores, Michigan
After hitting a home run with the beautiful 62 Chevy, General Motors went south with the 63 and 64 model years. But they regained their sanity with the beautiful 65.
I also think the 64 Ford is the best looking Ford of the 60's.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
61, 62 and 65 Ford in that order for this Lounge Lizard. The 62
Chev Impala is my favorite but I like them all up to 67.
There were no bad fords from '46 to 67 IMHO.
I want the Mustang but with a white interior like the one I had new.
Like all full-size Fords 1960 to 1969; love best, '61 , '66, '63.
Who wouldn't want one? The original design was the best. Timeless.
The red Ford Galaxy gets my vote.
John Bono
North Jersey
1966 Chevelle doesnt look right under the hood
+1, funny how different are tastes can be, which makes all of the cars winners!
I'm the exact opposite to earlier. The 64 Ford is my least favorite and while the 62 Chevy was nice, I thought the 63 was better and the 64 the best Chevy ever and when I first saw the 65 Chevy I thought it was the ugliest car I had ever seen. Still think it's ugly but cleaned up very nice and became good looking again in 66.
Like I said, funny how are tastes can be so different, but the cars come out the winners because they all end up having their groupies as a result.
Nice looking Impala & Galaxie.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA