350-Powered 1964 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe

Description

Positioned as Chevrolet’s flagship passenger car for 1964, the stylish Impala lineup combined size, comfort, and a wide range of powertrain options, from inline‑six engines to high‑output V8s. The Sport Coupe variant featured a pillarless hardtop design that emphasized style and broad market appeal. High production numbers reflected the Impala’s popularity, making the 1964 model one of the best‑selling full‑size cars of its era and a recognizable icon of early‑1960s American automotive design.

This 1964 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe was acquired by the current owner in 2008 reportedly following importation from the U.S. to Canada, where it underwent a complete frame‑on restoration. The work included rust repair, replacement body panels, a full repaint in dark green pearl metallic with a Cadillac White pearl roof, and the installation of a reportedly rebuilt 350ci V8 and a rebuilt three‑speed automatic transmission. Additional work addressed the braking system, suspension, cooling system, interior upholstery, and electrical components.

This 1964 Chevrolet Impala is now with a clean Arizona title in the seller's name.

Highlights

• Reported frame‑on refurbishment completed in 2008

• Refinished in metallic pearl green with a Cadillac White pearl roof

• Reupholstered green and white interior

• Replacement 350ci V8 engine

• Front disc brake conversion

Factory Equipment

• Sport Coupe body style

• Chrome front and rear bumpers

• Horizontal‑sweep speedometer

• Front and rear bench seating

• Manual‑crank windows

• Quad headlights

• Dual antennas

• Vent windows

• Analog clock

• The body tag decodes the following information:

  • Build Date: 8E – 1st week of

  • Style: 64-1847 – 1964 Impala Sport Coupe

  • Body: JA – Janesville, Wisconsin, assembly plant

  • Trim: 857 – Saddle cloth upholstery

  • Paint: 932 – Saddle Tan

  • ACC: WRC – Tinted windshield, rear speaker, padded dashboard

Modifications

• Edelbrock intake manifold

• Edelbrock air cleaner assembly

• Edelbrock valve cover

• Dual exhaust system installed with headers

• Aluminum five‑core radiator with dual electric cooling fans

• 18-inch Billet Specialties wheels

• Sony stereo with aftermarket speakers

• Tachometer and auxiliary gauges

• Aftermarket alarm system

• Grant GT steering wheel

• Tinted windows

Servicing & Documentation

• October 2024: Changed the oil and filter

• BF Goodrich tires with 2011 date codes; 235/40/18 front and 265/35/20 rear

• The seller states that the following items were completed during the 2008 restoration:

  • Rebuilt 350ci V8 engine

  • Rebuilt three‑speed automatic transmission

  • Suspension components replaced

  • Inner fenders replaced

  • Hood hinges replaced

  • Fuse box and wiring replaced

  • Windshield and windshield rubber seal replaced

  • Upper door and window weatherstripping replaced

  • Door and lower weatherstripping replaced

  • Rar glass weatherstripping replaced

  • Various additional hoses and rubber seals replaced

• Front disc brake conversion:

  • Front spindles replaced

  • Brake booster replaced

  • Proportioning valve replaced

  • Front‑to‑rear brake lines replaced

Known Imperfections

• Paint imperfections as shown in the gallery

Ownership History

This 1964 Chevrolet Impala was purchased by the seller’s father in 2007 and exported to Canada in 2008, where it subsequently underwent a refurbishment. The seller reports that approximately 14,000 miles have been added since 2008, and the vehicle was relocated to Arizona, in 2024.

Included Items

• Two sets of keys and alarm remotes

• Miscellaneous spare service parts

Additional Information

From the seller, “This car has been enjoyed with our family and friends, Sunday cruises, and plenty of fold trips with 6 guys and 6 sets of clubs. We hope the new owners enjoy this classic as much as we have!”