1966 Impala
Long body, clean lines, and that 454 badge letting you know it is not just for looks. This is the kind of car that owned the streets back in the day. Smooth enough to cruise all night and strong enough to light them up when you felt like it.
The 66 had that perfect mix of class and muscle. Chrome shining, V8 rumbling, windows down on a warm summer evening.
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