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The
original '59 Chevy model was a finely made and very good model, this re-making
of it kept much of the good workmanship of the original and added flashy chrome
detailing. The idea of splitting the casting horizontally and running a layer of
vacuum plated plastic through the car combining front and rear trim, waistline
trim and suspension was clever and neatly thought out. The only slightly odd
decision was that of using a car from the previous decade. Why not a Ford
Fairlane or some other contemporary sedan? However the '59 Impala is such a
great design though I don't suppose anyone minded it was old.
The new
version of the Impala in civilian trim was always tan with a white roof. It
remained in the range for one year. It is not that easy to find and will tend to
be one of the pricier Corgis. |