1977 Chevrolet Impala Gateway Classic Cars St Louis

For sale in our St. Louis Showroom is a true survivor, a numbers matching 1977 Chevrolet Impala 4-door sedan with just 28,369 miles on the odometer. To meet changing demands the Chevrolet Impala received a complete redesign in 1977 for its sixth generation debut. The new "smaller" Impalas, although taller, were more narrow and shorter in length. The new shortened frame (shorter than the one introduced in 1971) would be used until 1996. With its increased height, the headroom grew, and despite the smaller exterior dimensions the rear-seat leg-room and trunk space were able to be increased. With the strong redesign, production ramped up, the 1977 Impala regained the number one US sales position, and took home Motor Trend's car of the year. Options on this Impala include: Air Conditioning, AM Radio, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Vinyl Interior, Radial White Wall Tires, Hub Caps, Seat Belts, Anti-Theft System, and Air Adjustable Shocks in the rear. Engine options were reduced in 1977, this particular Impala was born with and still sports the original 305-cubic-inch (5.0 L) V8 engine, as well as the original 3 speed automatic transmission.
The nearly 40 year old light brown interior in this Impala is in great condition. Peek in the windows and you will see zero rips, tears, or cracks in the front and rear bench seats, the dash is in the same great condition. The metallic finish still shows a lot of sparkle and shine, especially given its age. The air adjustable rear shocks are a wonderful addition to this 1977 Impala and improve the ride quality greatly. This is a great example of a survivor cruiser, or very easily could be made into an elite show car depending on your preferences. To view this Impala in greater detail, including 50+ HD pictures and an HD video of it running and driving visit www.GatewayClassicCars.com or our St. Louis showroom. Please call 618-271-3000 with any questions any questions.
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[@Dearmknight]

Good car - Great memories.

[@milfordcivic6755]

The front clip looks to have been replaced. The bumper is from a Caprice and the hood is from a '78 impala. The '77 did not have a bowtie on the hood.

[@cardtrix1970]

Good...eye!

[@davecollins589]

77 to 79 was same hood an there be no bowtie on the hood it be on the header panel an caprice was same bumper actually caprice was same car other then it had a lot more options then the impala

[@ralphabreu5022]

Also it's missing the Impala letters on the outside back A piller

[@marcusrhodes5732]

Wowsers 🤯 beautiful vehicle

[@capricetony]

This car has a 1979 front bumper on it, 77/78 Impala's did not have signal/parking lights in the bumper. Also header emblem is for a 1978 Impala. This car looks to have been painted at one point, also missing Impala emblems on both sides behind the rear doors.

[@maineman11]

+Anthony Zee Automotive Well said.

[@mikeshumaker]

I noticed all those things. My first car was a 1977 Impala that looked like this one, but it was light blue and had a 350 V8. Ran it over 170,000 miles before it fell apart by the mid 1990s.

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

Anthony Zee Automotive Yeah, I saw something didn't look right when I saw two emblems on the front.

[@kingnillvwell381]

Anthony Zee Automotive yes your absolutely correct, we had one just the same year , it lasted years and could last longer with little care , very useful car.

[@kirwankars8597]

it's been hit. But these guys are gonna side step that fact.

[@غسانطعمة-ل5ف]

رائعه جدا جدا جدا.. والدي كان معه شفر إمبالا موديل ٧٧ وكاله حمراء من فوق بيج... في الكويت.. احسن من سيارات كثيره جديده.. أنا أطلقت عليها.. "وحش كاما الأوصاف..

[@أحمدالشهررري]

We want like this car 👍👍👍👍

[@TexasMan77]

A company car or a car for someone who didn't want to spring for the caprice.

[@chucksnotaylor77]

What type of green is that

[@غسانطعمة-ل5ف]

"وحش كامل الأوصاف"..

[@maxwooden7118]

Wait, do those have power locks? Or how do you unlock it from inside? Pulling the lock up?

[@mikeshumaker]

Power locks were optional. As was rear window defroster. Coincidentally, the 77 I had had both. Yes, you pull up the lock from the inside or unlock it with the key from the outside.

[@kirwankars8597]

you must be young. Yes these had manual locks, windows, steering, no tilt, no AC, no clock, no cruise, vinyl, and non white walls as standard equipment.

[@dogs4778]

@@kirwankars8597 are you sure they didn't have power steering?

[@kirwankars8597]

@@dogs4778 I'm probably wrong on that one. I do believe they had standard power steering.

[@frontlinecars20yroldfinds78]

#chevycityapolis nice one

[@renzeewhite5132]

this car is very boxy looks like it needs to be less boxy Chevy ruined the impala

[@alfx5432]

I had one it was ok, the bench seats great on dates lol.

[@MyLife-so1jl]

make cars like this again.

[@mattbartolovich8228]

Please and thank you! Id buy 10 of them fully loaded of course!

[@davidizaguirre3950]

This car. Is. Beautiful. I own. A. Impala. 1979. Candy. Apple. Original. Color. 4. Doors. My dream. Is a complet. Restored. Someday. Oraleee

[@ralphabreu5022]

General motors learn from your past please build car's like this again please please please bring back the 350 engines

[@philipaltamore331]

this car front grill..is 77 but top.part is 78 this car was painted

[@t.b.g.504]

This vehicle, painted in light brown, appears at the beginning of the 1977 film 'The Gauntlet' starring Clint Eastwood. He is last seen driving off in after being told by his boss: 'You represent the Phoenix P.D. Get a shave.'

[@allenbozeman7547]

This brought back fond memories, this car was the first car my father taught me to fix on my own. What did you sell this one for?

[@laguana10]

My dream car, all original sitting on phat whites 👏🏽

[@mahoot81]

My late Grandfather had one and it certainly was a sweet ride and it had enough torque to it that he had a back hitch installed.

[@elmowilson298]

At least, it has the model name above the glove box and 2 bow ties on the fornt

[@westfield90]

Love this video and this era of cars

[@DennyHampton-bk2km]

I am wondering why it has a Caprice front bumper? Has it been wrecked?

[@josephatnip2398]

This is exactly like my first car in 1994 except I only paid 225 bucks for it same color almost and everything

[@MANUELALBERTOJARDIMSARDINHA73]

NICE

[@ThePickle85]

What keeps me wondering is why does the side mirrors look different from each other?

[@kirwankars8597]

it originally had a driver's door mirror only. Someone added an O'reillys aftermarket mirror.

[@صقرصقر-ك5د]

Great car

[@jorgeplayer_gaming1485]

Toda vía lo tienes en venta?

[@Remembering-rq6si]

Nice spiel. We all know you will laugh at the person who buys this repainted scrap metal as soon as they are out of sight.

[@jhull7490]

Soft cam years...ain't worth shit

[@maytq6056]

Music ?

[@bsquared4604]

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[@lam533]

classic car? what are you, stoned????

[@cardtrix1970]

Too bad...it's a 4-door. 2-door version waayyy cooler!

[@alwanner]

This is not and will never be a classic car. The boxy shape that started with this year looks so generic.

[@dogs4778]

Have you seen the prices of 2 door caprices lately?

[@Gio1776]

6 years later after your comment, those boxies are hard to find.. and price keep increasing