A Rare, Highly Optioned, and Beautifully Restored Example
Overview
Finished in Tuxedo Black with a black interior and white convertible top, this 1971 Chevrolet Impala Convertible is one of only a few known examples still in existence. It represents the height of Chevrolet’s early 1970s luxury and design — elegant, powerful, and unmistakably refined.
This car was chosen not only because the owner’s first automobile was a 1971 Chevrolet Impala Custom, but also for its exceptional level of factory options. That combination of personal connection and rare equipment inspired a complete, show-quality restoration, resulting in one of the most striking and well-appointed Impalas of its kind.
Restoration
A high-level restoration was completed with emphasis on quality, fit, and finish throughout. Every surface and trim component reflects exceptional attention to detail, showcasing the craftsmanship and beauty of Chevrolet’s top-of-the-line convertible for 1971.
Significance
Few 1971 Impala convertibles remain today, and even fewer combine this level of originality, luxury, and visual presence. Only a handful of examples are known to exist in this condition, making this Impala a truly rare and elegant survivor — a tribute to Chevrolet’s final era of full-size American convertibles.
Highlights & Factory Options
• - 400 Turbo-Fire Small Block V8 — 300 Horsepower
• - Tuxedo Black Exterior with Black Interior and White Convertible Top
• - Air Conditioning
• - Cruise Control
• - Power Windows
• - 6-Way Power Seat
• - Power Convertible Top
• - Tilt Steering Column
• - Power Steering & Power Disc Brakes
• - AM/FM Radio with 8-Track Tape Player
• - Fender Skirts
• - Door Edge Guards
• - Front and Rear Bumper Guards
• - Caprice Exterior Chrome & Trim Package
• - Deluxe Interior Trim
• - Soft-Ray Tinted Glass
• - Dual Rear Speakers
• - Dual Exhaust
• - Front & Rear Floor Mats
• - Factory Turbine-Style Hubcaps with Correct Double White Stripe Tires
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