Posted by: 112772

04/30/2005 07:53AM

Good to see others enjoying the true treasures of our automotive industry. Theres no other car quite like the 65 Impala ragtop. I had the pleasure of driving my fathers back in high school. Wish it would have stayed in Kansas. My older brother sold it about 8yrs ago in Mississippi. Missing that car like crazy.

Posted by: mikekiwi

04/20/2005 04:13PM

Hey - I'm doing the same thing with my '65 SS convertible. Yours looks great - not many around with the history yours has! I'm in the middle of panelling mine up with the help of a friend and its becoming a mammoth task..... Have a nosey if you like! Great work - keep it up! Mike

Posted by: wolf_64

01/05/2005 01:20PM

I like the storyline w/pictures, it shows how much these cars take to restore.In my opinion the condition your car was in,even with the rust,was good.I wish I could find them like that around here.What about the convertible top? I imagine you went about that the same way as the rest of your classic (with a fine-toothed comb).Keep up the good work! Come look at my '65 hardtop if you get the chance.

Posted by: vonasek

10/14/2004 01:23PM

You must be from Georgia... cause that car is redneck all the way!

Posted by: garage-toys

10/14/2004 07:46AM

That bus race musta been killer. Mcdamit racing is da bomb.