This website is dedicated to my Dad and the remarkable work he has done restoring this 1958 Chevy Impala. I feel fortunate that I was able to spend time with him working on his car. I am looking forward to going with him to cars shows to show off his sweet ride.
This blog is used to write about some of the shows we go enter the car in. I will also post pictures of the car that we take from an event or even an award that we might win.
The car is finally together and looks great. There was a lot of tweaking to make things fit back together, hours of pondering how to make something work they way we wanted it. There were some arguments, some scrapped knuckles. Lots of time waiting impatiently for the car to come back form the various shops it needed to be in for upholstery or paint. Lots of trips to the parts store for things we needed or forgot to get. Sometimes we were not sure how to proceed, so brainstorming was needed. But in the end, it all came together perfectly. The car is finally together and looks great. There was a lot of tweaking to make things fit back together, hours of pondering how to make something work they way we wanted it. There were some arguments, some scrapped knuckles. Lots of time waiting impatiently for the car to come back form the various shops it needed to be in for upholstery or paint. Lots of trips to the parts store for things we needed or forgot to get. Sometimes we were not sure how to proceed, so brainstorming was needed. But in the end, it all came together perfectly.
Brakes: CCP
Body Work: Jim
Brain Storming: Jim & Troy
Dash: Dakota Digitial
Electrical: Kwik Wire
Engine: 350 Crate Motor
Headlights: Dapper Lighting
Paint: Chip Foose Sand Drift
Steering Column: Ididit
Stering Wheel: Billet Speciality
Upholstery: Premier Uphulstory
Let us know if you have any questions about the car or any thoughts you might have. We look forward to hearing from you and seeing you at one of the many shows.
Thank You for all the people out there that come out and show support for all the cars shows and the hard work that goes into building one of these classics. It takes a lot of planning to put on a show and years to build a nice looking car.