The 1970 Chevrolet Impala – A Classic You Can Enjoy Without Fearing Your Accountant – 033

If you’re anything like us, you likely have a favored generation in mind. Whether it’s one of the early generations with their drop-dead gorgeous aesthetics or a more contemporary model, your choice is entirely valid.

After all, Chevrolet bid adieu to the Impala after its tenth generation, which remained in production until the 2020 model year in the United States and Canada.

Some argue that the final Impala paled in comparison to its illustrious predecessors, particularly in terms of design. And we understand that sentiment. Opting for a more recent iteration could save you the inconvenience of frequent breakdowns and make for a more practical daily driver.

Yet, the allure of a classic Impala remains irresistible. If your mind instantly conjures images of a pre-donk era fourth-generation Impala when you think of this iconic nameplate, we’ve come across a gem that deserves your attention. It’s a 1970 model that, while in need of a little tender loving care, exudes a readiness for a new adventure in your driveway.

Bathed in a soft shade of green, the exterior boasts the customary chrome accents and features a pair of five-spoke alloy wheels shod with tires that still appear to have plenty of life left in them. The verdant theme continues inside, adorning the front and rear seats, carpets, dashboard, steering wheel, and various other components.

This ’70 Impala is seemingly an all-original specimen, which means you won’t find modern amenities here. However, there’s a twist – the listing mentions upgraded disc brakes on the front axle.

Under the hood resides a 350 V8, a 5.7-liter powerplant offered with varying outputs over the course of the fourth generation, with top-tier versions pumping out as much as 300 horsepower back in the day. Power is routed to the rear wheels through an automatic transmission.

Curious about the mileage? It currently stands at 114,617 miles (184,458 km), a testament to its many adventures over the years. Should you wish to make this Impala yours, simply follow this link, which will transport you to the Garage Kept Motors listing.

There, you’ll find an asking price of $22,900 and a treasure trove of additional images showcasing this classic ride, primed for new ownership.

So, have you uncovered your next pre-owned vehicle, or will you continue your online quest for a similarly enticing option within this price range? Feel free to drop us a line and share your thoughts.

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