I found these pics on Ebay...I never really hear much about this car, but it sure is a beaut. This '62 is in great shape overall.

Thats a great looking car. I don't hear much about the '62.

The '62 Impala

Edited December 17, 200519 yr by HarleyEarl

I'd love to have a car from this period, almost any car from this period wiht a manula trans. & shifter on the floor! :cheers:

Biscayne... what a great name for a full-size Chevrolet that breezily dismisses the competition while confidently cruising down the interstate. Rear wheel drive and the best engine ever made... the smallblock. What could be more perfect? B)

I'd love to have a car from this period, almost any car from this period wiht a manula trans. & shifter on the floor! :cheers:

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thats the chicayne just so you know

customized chevy biscayne by rad rides by troy tripanyai

I always liked, to quote Blu, 'breezy' names for Chevrolet. Bel Air, Biscayne etc. Chevrolet in the sixties seemed to have a California, surfy image, fresh, young, well 'breezy', Beach Boysy, Bewitchy. Love that image it used to have. I love that pic, sixty8...just simply fantastic. Chevrolet had such a purity and yet recognizable. More and more I am liking partially hidden wheels in the fender wells. It's a look I hope comes back one day. Maybe not to this extreme, but the essense of this.

Ever hear 409 by the beach boys thats the car they are talking about if equipped. It could also have a 283 though or a 327. But thats the car . I just saw the engine pics that is a 409 or a 348 also called a W motor because of the shape of the heads . Cool car I would love to own it .

Edited December 18, 200519 yr by mrmonte

Not to be pi$$y, but Biscayne is not Cali- it's Florida all the way. And I think it's a great name for Chevy to bring back.....