For street rodders the 1932 Ford will always be known as the Deuce, but there's a different kind of Deuce that's emerged on the street rod scene in recent years—the full-sized 1962 Chevrolet.

The owner of this 1962 Chevrolet Impala says their car must find a new place to crash, as they no longer have room to store it. "I need it gone," the owner says, so the Impala has been listed on ...

The third-generation Impala debuted in 1961, and unsurprisingly, the 1962 model year didn't bring substantial changes. The new Impala was similar to its predecessor, except for the convertible-style ...

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Tony Ybarra of Crowley, Texas, bought this 1962 Impala convertible in 2009. Once he brought it home he parked it in the backyard were it sat for years. The reason for it sitting back there so long was ...

Building a Lowrider can be a life-changing experience. The bonds created during the trials and tribulations often become a lifelong experience as we realize our work is a guiding force in our lives.

Mark Figley, of Elida, worked for two years restoring this 1962 Chevrolet Impala. The car is special to him as a ‘62 Impala was the first car he owned when graduating from Parkway High School in ...

A teal green 1962 Chevrolet Impala convertible equipped with hydraulic suspension and worth an estimated $100,000 was stolen in Los Angeles last week. But the thieves didn’t have an easy time of it.

A closer look at the 1962 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe, highlighting its design and legacy in automotive history. Why is this model still celebrated by collectors? Trump threatens pollsters after New ...