Model Overview
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History of the 1965-1970 Chevrolet Impala
New for the 1965 Impala lineup was another special package, this one created for the four-door hardtop. Called the Caprice Custom Sedan option, this deal included a stiffened frame, revised suspension, black accents front and rear, and special trim and wheelcovers. The Caprice nameplate adorned a complete new model line beginning in 1966.
Still available for all Chevys, the famed 409 V-8 appeared briefly for one last run before being superseded midyear by the division's new Mk IV big-block V-8, a 396-cid beast that made 425 horses in top form in 1965. Beneath Caprice hoods, the optional 396 was rated at 325 horsepower. Both the 396 and its 427-cube Mk IV running mate were available for the 1966 Impala SS. A specially packaged SS 427 Impala debuted in 1967 and carried on alone after the base Super Sport was discontinued in 1968. Chevy offered its last full-sized SS 427 in 1969. The original Impala run ended in 1985.
1967 chevrolet impala Info
- Body Styles
- 2dr Convertible
- 4dr Sedan
- 2dr Sport Coupe
- 4dr Sport Sedan
- 4dr Station Wagon, 3-Seat
- 4dr Station Wagon, 2-Seat
- Engine Types
- 6-cyl. 250cid/155hp 1bbl
- 8-cyl. 427cid/385hp 4bbl L36
- 8-cyl. 327cid/275hp 4bbl L30
- 8-cyl. 396cid/325hp 4bbl L35
- 8-cyl. 283cid/195hp 2bbl L32
- 8-cyl. 427cid/425hp 4bbl L72
- Additional Info
- Curb Weight: 3455 lbs.
- Length: 212.4 in.
- Wheel Base: 119 in.
- Standard Equipment
- 3-Speed Manual Transmission
- Bench Seat
- Heater/Defroster
- Seat Belts