The holy grail of lowrider culture and muscle car lore, the 1964 Chevrolet Impala SS perfected the clean, boxy, slab-sided look that defined mid-60s Detroit cool.
The Muscle: Ranged from a small-block 327 ci V8 up to the legendary 409 ci Big Block V8, churning out a lethal 425 hp with dual four-barrel carbs and a floor-shifted 4-speed Muncie manual transmission.
The Look: Instantly recognizable by its clean, squared-off body lines, swirl-pattern aluminum trunk insert framing six signature round taillights, full-length side moldings, and front bucket seats flanking a center console in true Super Sport fashion.
