1966 Impala Wagon Walkaround with Steve Magnante

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[@jeffmorris739]

Steve, you are awesome sir! So glad to see you up to making video's again.

[@929cbr_rr]

Looks great. Gotta have a roof rack for Aunt Edna !

[@HowardHolland-jv8cx]

I grew up in the 60s. It's amazing how the beautiful styling of that era looks even on a station wagon.

[@mlj6419]

Steve the GOAT ! You're the best and your real fans love your extremely detailed videos. Thank you.

[@madmike2624]

Man, I would love an old wagon like that!! Too sweet!!!!~ Looking great Steve, keep on healing my brother!!!!~

[@googleusergp]

Yup, 1966 model year with the VIN (from the HOC website) for the win: 1 for Chevrolet, 64 for Impala V8, 45 for four door nine passenger wagon, 6 for 1966 model year, D for Doraville, GA assembly and the rest is the production sequence. The Doraville, GA plant operated from 1947 to 2008 and was one of two plants in GA over the years. The other was Atlanta, GA assembly (aka Lakewood) which closed in 1990. Parts of the Doraville, GA assembly plant land is now used as a transit/train/rail hub for various uses. Doraville is also the home of Studio One where both the Atlanta Rhythm Section and Lynyrd Skynyrd recorded albums. We got the tag (from the HOC website), we can brag: 11A for the first week of November 1965 production, 66 for 1966 model year, 16449 for Chevrolet (1) Impala (64) four door nine passenger wagon (45), BA for Atlanta, GA (Doraville) assembly, 870 for Fawn interior trim, and V-V for Cameo Beige lower and upper exterior paint. Might be "QA" upper control arms (I'd rather the OEM originals). REbuild not build. GM already built it, the hobbyist rebuilt it.....

[@LS1007]

I wish there were more wagons today than all these crossover SUV’s. Thanks Steve. Have a great weekend! 🙏🏼

[@AllenMichael-pl6ps]

Friend had one. Woodgrain siding, 327 4bbl , tilt and ac. He slapped some mags on it and sidepipes. Even back in 78 we thought it was cool. 😊

[@pjposton5001]

Great to see you Steve. Take care and keep getting better.

[@rixkafer56]

Looking good, Steve !!

[@jazzjokesjalopies]

Impalas of this era are prime Chevrolet. Just love them.

[@kevinp2820]

Great car! My folks bought a new 1965 4 door Impala when I was 8 years old. I remember my Dad always ran "Ethal" gasoline in it(loved the smell of that gas and the red color it had). It was a 283 with dual exhaust and a 4 barrel carb. They were pretty proud of it. Me too.

[@cjdesign5700]

Looking Great Steve...keep getting Strong! My 1st car was a 327 Impala Wagon...my folks bought new at Rosenthal Chevrolet in Arl VA

[@donhathaway3234]

Always had a fondness for station wagons. I’d much rather have a wagon than a four door sedan.

[@lawrencefine5020]

I was raised in station wagons. I was one of those kids that loved facing the traffic way back in the 3rd row He had a 66 Impala Wagon just like this one, but not as good looking. Also had a Biscayne Wagon, a 76 Implala Wagon with the clamshell tailgate. A Mercury Wagon and a Ford LTD Wagon with the ugly wood sticker on the sides. God I love the old wagons. Thanks Steve.

[@debbiebermudez5890]

Mr. B. Here ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍. Sorry late to class , Professor Steve 🍎🎓📐✏️📓. H2O pump on 1976 GMC Sprint 400 had to be replace , 70k mileage ! That Wagon looks great ! The color outstanding , I never saw that color as kid ! Thank you video is very informative & interesting. Glad to to see you are getting around . 🍩☕️👀😎👍🇺🇸

[@jimt353]

Great job Steve ! Love these walk arounds!

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Great looking wagon!! 🤜🤛

[@brentnearhood8874]

Thanks! Steve My second choice after the 1970 Mustang Twister.

[@jesuschristpose896]

So glad to see you getting around Steve, you have always been my go to muscle car guy for information, keep up the good health buddy

[@2000TA]

I love station wagons!!

[@VTX1800MC]

❤ Sweet wagon. In Sweden we call the third row, the Vomit trap (spyfällan) 😊

[@FrankF-vp4pt]

Beauty for sure Steve! I always liked the 66 Impala's

[@stephenyoutubin4476]

I remember my dad pulled up in front of the house in the late 80's with a 66 chevy wagon-canary yellow with woodgrain. He bought trade ins, and this was mint!I always wondered why anybody would trade in a perfect 66 impala wagon.

[@Pauley_in_GP]

Great video. Thanks, Steve. Those of a certain age would probably have been embarrassed to be dropped off at school in a station wagon. Fifty years later, many of those same guys would just love to take this to cars and coffee. It would probably get more eyeballs and comments than the 911 parked next to it. 😬

[@fhwolthuis]

Steve, this is totally up my alley ❤ what a beautiful car!

[@erikthorstensen5185]

Boy,Steve still has a great memory even with the hell he went through within the last year. He also seems to be moving around better than the the last time I seen him. Keep it up my friend.

[@alanblanes2876]

Ditto that...

[@tims72demon]

Such a clean styling car. Definitely a more civilized time. Good job Steve. Looking good 👍

[@richardray9267]

Looking better every video and a nice wagon

[@jmark7390]

Glad to see Steve!

[@MAPRTX]

TOO COOL THANKS STEVE

[@abeneufeld9690]

Great car and narration Steve

[@luisvelasco316]

Tailgate came with a torsion rod which made opening and closing the rear much easier. Apparently, that has snapped on this car, as it did on my 1965 Impala 9-passenger wagon when it got to be about 20 years old. Makes opening, and especially closing, the tailgate into a workout!

[@edrodrigues3333]

So glad you’re back, good job. My family had a 1969 Kingswood Estate, minus the 3rd row seat. The tailgate opened two ways with a power window. It had a truck 396 truck engine with a TH 400, was ordered and used for towing. The thing was a bullit proof tank and got horrible gas mileage, had it for over 20 years.

[@tedecker3792]

That space between the second and third row seats was great for sneaking a couple of friends into the drive-in theater!

[@stevenamelching536]

My parents had a 65 bought new in 1965. Many memories there.

[@jimharrington7532]

Steve is the most knowledgeable person in the automotive industry. He is so awesome. The Best at explaining any car.

[@alanblanes2876]

I agree - and I'd love to see this Impala brought up to Kindig-It resto-mod interior upgrades.

[@charlesdalton985]

The best place to sit was backwards in the back! I love this and would put some more subtle wheels on it to make it a sleeper. Thank you High Octane Classics and Mr Magnante ~ Chuck

[@skylinegtr-gd2lg]

Car looks cool - - - Steve, so do U bro! Keep on gettin' healthy! !

[@matttravers5764]

I love wagons!

[@paullee2777]

Sweet ride!! Love those old wagons , my father used to buy them due to our large family.growing up I rode in the way back and loved it

[@larryharry7221]

Wagons are cool. Thanks Steve.

[@The_R-n-I_Guy]

Steve! I love wagons. It's a shame that they aren't around now, but garbage crossovers are

[@mikemichaud5048]

Thank you Steve!

[@JimMorrison-m8x]

My Dad's first new car was a 65 Chevy Belair wagon with the 3rd row seat. We often had our family of 6 plus my grandparents and my aunt, so that was 9 people in the car. Dad didn't spring for air conditioning, and it had the 283 small block. We spent summers with all the windows rolled down. 😂 He paid $2800 for it at a dealership in Langhorn, PA. You could fold the seats down and slide a 4'x8' sheet of plywood into the car and close the tailgate.

[@user-sr3jm1je4n]

They made a Caprice also , and Buick Sports Wagon rear roof scoop, air highdraulics !

[@richdorak1547]

I love wagons ! One day I'll find one in my budget. Best regards from N.J.

[@24th1879]

Uk here. I've always liked those big American mid sixties / seventies station wagons... or estate cars as we call them here

[@fishgeralding9224]

That wagon has a nice rumble. 1966 was a good year, I was 10, watching drag racing down at Englishtown was my favorite pass time. 66 is my favorite body style chevelle.

[@Daniel-fd3wp]

1966 and 67 across the Market had a lot off great Body designs. 👍

[@davidchristensen6908]

Oh baby I love this car. Thank you High Octane Classics.

[@paulviles8587]

Steve, I love the LL Bean slippers!!!

[@peterhallock9486]

Thanks Steve love the wagon. We had a new 66 belair with a 283. Power glide, white 2 door.

[@Ron_Lockwood]

Thank you,Steve. Chevy wagons are cool.😎

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

Now that’s a nice family truckster! 👌😂👍Chevy Chase would’ve had loved that one! Needs a little interior work! But other than that, nice wagon! Thanks for the video Steve!👌😎👍

[@johnbehneman1546]

GREAT VIDEO STEVE, PLEASE CONTINUE TO SHARE YOUR TRUTH.

[@davidp2888]

It'll haul the family, haul the groceries and haul a**.

[@jcwfla]

Steve’s back!!

[@alansimpson6847]

😊 good job

[@SPEEDOFDOG]

Sweet ride right there. My neighbor,a Pearl Harbor veteran, had a 65. Back in 1973 he took me and my brother along with his kids across the Bay Bridge to Treasure Island during fleet week. I was 10 years old and there were 10 people in that wagon! Unfortunately a drunk driver totaled it while it was parked in front of their house about a year later. Damn shame.

[@ricksaint2000]

Thank you Steve

[@jshannon5771]

Your awesome Steve!

[@kc0lif]

nice fully loaded wagon & nice junkyard crawl.

[@alparker8661]

Tons of fun.

[@calvincrews3885]

The 1965-70 Chevrolet B body wagons along with the sedans and coupes are my favorite models Impala sport model Caprice luxury Biscayne no trim Bel Air mid trim and the Kingswood model too

[@stevedriver1476]

great video steve, your walking better mate.. my second car in Australia 1978 was a 1966 4 door hard top impala,,, 327, powerglide car, gold , white top.. i put a muncie in it. car was hit by a drunk driver and wrote off.

[@johnbehneman1546]

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

[@IndridCool54]

Nice! I thought we might see an LS when you popped the hood, but an old school stroker is way better! My dad had a 66 Caprice 396/325hp, turbo 400 and a 4.10 posi from the factory. Not the most economical on the highway, but damn could it get off the line! 👍🏼👍🏼 Love ya Steve! 😎

[@fhwolthuis]

I love that color ❤

[@tomneubert5767]

hang in their my friend love your vidios

[@user-fn4ds5bd2b]

Absolutely love that car!!!!!❤

[@jamiejohnson3960]

Great Steve! ty!

[@DavidAnyim-hd9by]

Amazing video, you work for 40yrs to have $1M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K into trading from just few months ago and now they are multimillionaires

[@SuccessMaa]

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[@MamaNana-bi4xs]

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[@waynebrumley2315]

Go Steve GO !

[@marshallmalone3870]

I have the rack on mine with the 327. Big beautiful body!!

[@backachershomestead]

Thats sweet!

[@sombra6153]

As much as I always enjoyed your junkyard features, it’s nice to see 40-60 year old machines in some semblance of mint or at least driving condition. And you don’t have to swing the weed whack er to get to them. Incidentally, anyone else take not of the room in the back of that thing that you don’t get in pretty much any SUV offering today.

[@joekr7226]

"life's too short to run around the car counting doors" - Uncle Tony

[@MikeTheSlacker]

Nice!

[@nickbilleck1107]

Step 1. I win the lottery. Step 2. I BUY that car! 😁

[@chrisneilson7221]

The 396 was available in '65 in Impalas as well as the 409. The only year for both.

[@johnmoran1537]

Those back seats are great place to inhale carbon monoxide from the tailpipe! Happy nauseous memories!

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[@jamesmisener3006]

Love it all except the wheels. Yuk! Cheers 🇨🇦

[@samiam5557]

Nice Impala but those low low profile tires on large rims looks stupid.

[@Sir.VicsMasher]

Would be cool if you got one of those 2 door Chevy 300 wagon's from 1964/65 on here.

[@scottpreble3330]

I remember as a kid going to see a red Sox game in New York with my brothers baseball team. As we were going through the Bronx in Dad's wagon, the kids in the third row yelling out the back in the Bronx Yankees suck. Good times

[@gjm456]

Haha. The car I learned to drive on. (They sold the Vette just when I got my learners permit. 😡

[@williamzander9708]

396 got hot as hell going down the road overheated the option were a high performance 327 they were great cars owned 66 impala’s and the headlights in the windows were bad that is a beautiful car . The engine is beautiful the wheels suck .

[@garyv2196]

You said the third-row seat faced forward, the second seat always faced forward.

[@commandertopgun]

Steve I love it. What a beautiful stunning beautiful Impala wagon, is it for sale? Or from a museum? Great vide review

[@stephenholland5930]

It's for sale but you have to call them for the price. 🙄

[@jmark7390]

I wonder if any of those with rear facing seats were ever rear end with anyone in the back and how they made out?

[@wilfredyoos4075]

Steve welcome back. A question. A friend has a 1995 Camaro and wants to know if you can tell from the vin if it is a Z28. It was repainted and badges removed. Thank you.

[@garyv2196]

How did you drive the car with the battery disconnected?

[@toddd7444]

$3,100 in 1966 is worth $30,094.88 today

[@douglasklich8567]

What's up with the blood stain on the 3rd row seat.....lololol

[@josephpalen7149]

No shame in that 😍

[@kyleericson9777]

Hey GM (and all other OEM’s as well); build these wagons again and stop with the cookie-cutter SUV’s that are indistinguishable from each other!

[@anderleof]

Are those blood stains on the 3rd row seat?

[@BetteDaviseyes-p4p]

I wonder if he is suffering from back pain.

[@user-oe8gj7fz6v]

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