In 1961/62 Chevy made a drastic styling change to their full-size Impala car line. It marked the end of the wild fins era. The ’62 Hardtop featured the new “convertible roof” design. In addition, while racing by the factories was politically incorrect, the ’62 Impala offered the powerful 409 cubic inch V-8 engine and used by drag racers. Starting in 1958, this full-size Impala continues to be one of Chevy’s top selling line of cars. The ’62 model was part of the third generation of the Impalas. It featured more conservative styling than previous Impalas. There were 5 different engines to choose from starting with the 230 c.i. 6 cylinder up to the powerful 409 c.i. V-8.

Overview
Skill Level: 4
Scale: 1/25
Length: 8.43″
Width: 3.375″
Height: 2.125″
Parts: 182

Features:
Choice of 3 build options include Lowered, Stock, and Drag
Tree sets of wheels and tires
Optional interior parts with choice of bench or bucket seats
Choice of drag racing parts, wheels, and suspensions
Molded in white, clear and transparent red with chrome plated parts and soft black tires.

Assembly and painting required. Kit does not include model cement glue, paint, and tools. Adult supervision where required.