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The best $1 spent ever! What a great car and it's nice to hear this car has been in her family for quite some time. Thanks for finding and sharing Gloria and her fabulous '59 Impala with us, Lou!

Gloria has done a great job of keeping her Impala in original shape. She is the envy of every '59 Chevy lover!

Gloria has an incredible Impala and in my favorite color ! It’s obvious she loves everything about it if she’s had it that long, great car !!

Gloria's Impala is just fantastic! The story about Dad repairing it for a trip back from California in '71 is just too cool. Doesn't get any better than that! Thanks Lou!

what a great story.You can tell how proud Gloria is of her classic chevy by just the way she talks about it and what great shape it`s in.

This was when Chevy and GM made the absolute best cars on the planet and it wasn't even close. Harley Earl styling and the beginning of the Chevy big blocks. That car is just beautiful!!

Thank you so much Lou, for today's feature on THIS particular '59 Impala convertible! It's stunning, and hasn't been ruined with the hideous continental kit, fender skirts and other junk I see on so many '57 Chevy convertibles, unfortunately. I really wish things like that were never options. Gloria, you look very much like another favorite of mine, Michelle Phillips!

When curves and shapes were "a thing", badging meant something and chrome just added to the sunshine! The car is just another member of the family.... and that sound! ... Love the "futuristic" tropical sea foam aqua blue layered interior. What a solid majestic beast !

When this car came out, I was 14. It was quite an eye catcher at the time. Almost as much as a Cadillac. No one had ever seen the sculpted wings before. It was even more dramatic than the 1958. A beautiful time capsule of that wonderful year for automobiles! My folks had just bought a 1959 Pontiac Bonneville Vista Dome flatop 4 door hardtop. Another beautiful car by GM with it's Wide Track, split grill, and twin fins above each tail light. It was an amazing time to grow up. Especially if you were a teenage male !

59 the most underrated 50’s Chevy. The metal work for the wings and taillights section was one of the most complex designs to manufacture, so much done by hand.

Lou great job on the story. How amazing that she has managed to keep this car for so many years. When people run into these 58-60 Impalas one of the first things they ask the owner "Does it have a 348?" This car does and the owner pointed out the hood flags that says it has a 348. I never knew this.

Thank you Lou and especially to Gloria for being a great care taker.

I remember these on the road. You couldn't mistake one from behind. Now I want to see one in red. I admire this woman for taking such good care of this car. :o)

Чудовий подарунок на випускний! Гарне авто! Дякую!

Lou, such an iconic American automobile. Fabulous Congratulations to the lady for her stewardship. Your choice of backroad interview venue is appropriately spot on! 👌🏼

The front end is Sharp as well what a great car not many left always a attention getter looked like a nice day to ride with the top down

Now that's a beautiful car Lou! The 1959 Chevrolet is my very favorite car from that era! This lady has taken excellent care of that Impala convertible. That car is in pristine condition with a healthy sounding 348 big block V8 engine. She is spot-on correct whenever it comes to the hood emblem. The V with the crossed racing flags means it is equipped with the big block 348 engine, the V without flags means that it is equipped with the small block 283 engine, and no V means that it is equipped with the 235 inline 6-cylinder engine. I happen to notice that it is still equipped with the original generator/power steering pump combo that was discontinued after the 1959 model year. The interior is perfect, and that original ermine white paint job still looks awesome! I can tell that this is Gloria's prized possession, and it definitely shows!

Original, unmolested Impala and one of the best ever. So cool. Thanks for video 👍

Very nice. I like the interior color, offsets the white nicely.

Moms mom drove white 2 door Imapala’s ! She had the 58, 60, and 63. I prefer this to the 60. Very iconic Chevy for real! Gorgeous

I never liked the ‘59 back in the day, but I now think that it’s the coolest Chevy ever.

Gloria, That is one perfect 59...not over optioned w/ Continental Kits etc. Just as most people would have owned...it's my grail...Beautiful! Thanks..and thanks Lou.

My favorite year 1959 Impala . Fortunately I have been blessed with a 1964 Impala convertible since 1987. HEART BEAT OF AMERICA!! ❤

Thanks for taking us along for the ride Lou. What a beautiful example ! Love that it's not red !

¡Pero que atractivo lucía este Chevrolet Impala Convertible de 1959 en blanco! Ese color hace que resalten más todos sus detalles; como el precioso parabrisas curvo de una pieza, junto a sus adornos cromados. Sin olvidarnos, por supuesto, de esas espectaculares aletas posteriores, en forma de alas extendidas, y las guías traseras rojas estilo ojo de gato. Además, su interior, con ese tono aguamarina, resultó en una combinación muy fresca. Simpática la anécdota sobre los cachorros en el baúl, y las fotografías, bastante nostálgicas en verdad. ¡Resulta bastante apropiado el nombre de su actual dueña, para un clásico que, medio siglo después, aún conserva toda su gloria! ¡Saludos cordiales, Lou!

This is been my favorite car since I was a little kid. If I could ever afford to have one this would be my first choice

Local classic car show here in Manchester UK took place last Sunday - and there was just one fins 'n' chrome-era vehicle present - which happened to be a '59 Impala!. So when I saw those tailfins on my KZfaq screen, I knew instantly what was coming. Great car, great channel - thank you Lou and Gloria.

My favorite U S car of all time. But I prefer the sedan. The styling of this car is simply awesome. ❤

🙋‍♂️THANKS LOU ,GLORIA, FOR SHARING THIS GLORIOUS CAR,DAY AND HER STORY 😎🤗💚💚💚

Lou, it doesn’t get any more authentic, than with your delightful videos showcasing the cars and their owners. Thanks for all the effort you put into your productions and sharing your meeting great cars and their usually very likable owners. By the way, I’m tuning in from Germany, so you are definitely reaching audiences near and far. 🍀

Lou...........an absolutely wonderful car story. God Bless Gloria for her family stories and being such a fantastic caretaker of this family heirloom. Ha........funny memory. When I was a little boy ( circa mid '60's ) , my Uncle drove a '59 El Camino, and for some reason, I thought those vintage cat-eye tail lights were scary looking and the big cat would come alive. Freaked me out everytime. LOL.

I love 59 in any make, very stylish and unique. Great story too. Thanks Lou, good video!

wow wow wow! very incredible! love the story- it is incredible and rare these days to still find these cars with the same family. please tell her not to restore that car! just keep doing what she is doing!

Great Story Lou. Gloria is a Real Charmer. God Bless Her and Lots of Sunny Days and Miles to come for her. Thanks Gloria

Love the shadow play off the wings with the car in full profile. Remember how wild the dash was in that year. Great Car!

Beautiful car. 1959 is my favorite year of all Chevys, wish I had one.

Beautiful Car, Gloria! Great Story! Thanks Lou.

Very nice Impala - quite the classic is right. Gotta love the rapid evolution of car styling during the 1950s and 60s. This is a glorious Chevy. Thanks Lou and Gloria!

One of the most beautiful cars you've had on your channel Lou 😍😍😍😍😍 Thank you!

Always 5 star videos ! 😀😀😀

I was born in 1951 and as a young boy,I remember distinctly walking to our nearby square where there was a Chevrolet showroom and seeing this beautiful 1959 Chevrolet Impala convertible. I fell in love with it, it became my dream car. I never did get one but seeing Gloria and her car brings it all back. She is a great caretaker of a stunningly incredibly kept classic. Thanks for sharing this and bringing back the memories! 😊

Fun Trunk and Treats! Love the family connection for the the car.

Great car, great stories, great lady.

The original winged warrior Lou. I love these cars 🤗

Such a gracious lady with a fantastic vehicle.

Great Car! I love Impala's! Fantastic family history!

Very cool, avoided the temptation to hot rod it all those years.

Beautiful car! I never was a fan of the '59 but as I've gotten older (I'm 58) I really like and appreciate the design

This is my favorite styling for the rear end of a car. There's nothing like it!

That's a great car! Wonderful condition! Love it Lou. Thanks for sharing that's one.

It would be a dream to drive that car on road trip across the country. Thanks Lou.

A real humdinger, fabulous, thanks to you both.

An amazing car with an amazing story to go with it. I love to see people still have something they got a long time ago and still have it and use it many years later, and take great care of it and keep it in beautiful shape like Gloria has down with her Impala. You just don't see that much in this day and age . What awesome graduation gift too, I would've been thrilled to get a car like this for a graduation gift or anytime. Great video Lou!

Thank you for this. I felt like I was going for a drive in the 1950s. This car is gorgeous.

Love her car and story of life with it.

Remember these cars well thanks Lou great looking car.

T-Riffic! Wowser! Love the side profile with a hint of the interior color. Also, the difference between wild fins and tail lights to the simple straight bumper. My FIL had a red one, a coupe with no bands on taillights, one of his first cars. Wild times & groovy tunes I bet.

Thanks for featuring this gorgeous car, Lou. What a sweet survivor of a ride!

A very special car with a very special story and a very special lady.

Sweet Impala, I am surprised that the padded dash looks so good. Thank you, Gloria and Lou.

Older video, you have a Beautiful 59 IMPALA, you have took very good care of this CLASSIC, it is in good hands, THANKS for your IMPALA and amazing story on it's history of you owning your 59, also THANKS to Lou for finding all these Beautiful CLASSIC!

Love it...what a story!

Standing looking car ! You are 1 lucky Lady have such a beautiful ride !!!

Thanks! We love you Lou for all the great videos you have created over the years.

A great car, a great story, and a great video! Thanks Lou!

This is identical to my first car I had in 1966. Sure brings back the memories.

I had a '68 Chrysler Newport convertible, gold with black leather and top. I loved that car but the '59 GM cars were something quite special. My favorite model year of all.

Beautiful. A keeper. I'd drive it also, like a garage kept Sunday best. Mmmm...luv it.

What a SWEET 59 and it's story! I love it. I am a 59 Chevy nut also. I have a 59 Bel Air sedan I purchased in 1978 for $75 with 58,000 original miles. It has over 200,000 miles now and I still drive it often. Mine has the 348 also, but mine has a three on the tree. One thing I did notice, was her starter solenoid click a few times before it cranked, a very common problem on GM cars in that era. A new solenoid will correct that problem, plus a little lube on all the hinges and latches would elevate the creaking when opening the doors, trunk and hood. Great video, enjoyed it so much I saved it to my favorites.

So awesome this car and it being in the same family who drove it this whole time 👍👍

We love you Lou ! Thank you for all the great videos you keep cranking out. My neighbors from many years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett, had a 1959 Chevrolet Impala white two door hardtop. On windy days when they were in their car at a standstill, the car would ROCK side to side because of the aerodynamic fins!

White with blue interior is gorgeous.

such a classic. on my MUST OWN list. thanks for sharing

WOW! What a beautiful car. I can almost hear Dinah Shore singing.

Love those 59 "cat's eye" cars, keep up the good work Lou

That is so nice .my aunt had a 64,white with white ragtop , red interior vinyl interior same wheels. Never saw winter. Spotless, amazing cars. Congrats!

My 1st car was a black Impala convertible with red plad interior. I paid $30 for it in 1968 in NYC. The floor pans were rusted out and the top was shot. I replaced the tires & top and gave it to my brother who customized the grille, replaced the floor pans and then sold it for $250.

Lou saluda de mi parte a esta orgullosa señora Esta MUY lindo su Impala El famoso cola de libro

A sweet '59! Wow!

Great exhaust note Lou thanks for sharing.

this is BEAUTIFUL. enough said.

Beautiful car, it was my mothers favorite! 59 Rag Top ❤

That was awesome. Love the W engine chevys. I just came back from Dragway 42 in Ohio and there was a guy Rock Kuenster racing a 59 El camino 409!

I think it´s one of the most beautiful cars in the world.

That cars looks definitely awesome. And the engine sound is magnificent. Thanks to Gloria, that saved Impala in excelent condition. Impala '59 is my dream. Unfortunately, in my country impalas is very very rare and expensive.

They made such nice cars back then, if they made electric cars with this style I feel more people would adopt them

Beautiful example and a great story. I like the contrast of the bright sky blue interior and the white paint. It's so hard to imagine back in the 70's, when I was a kid getting into classic cars, that the '58 and '59 Chevy's were criticized and shunned by car guys! Now those year Chevy's often surpass the Tri-Fives in value!

An other great car, Lou, great show.👍👍.

Well done Gloria a very cool car

OMG.. wow.. what a treat rare rag... Damn so nice to see.. thanks..... Cheers from Vietnam

😊. Good for her. Great car.

Great video Lou.

Great looking 59 Impala in and out. I bet Gloria has a heavy right foot 😎

It's great Lou, thanks

I was nine years old when this car was brand new I wasn’t wild about the fins of the 1959 impala that followed it I liked a lot better which was the car I had when I was at high school was a convertible that my dad had fixed up for me to drive I wished by 60 convertible had the 348 motor that this would had!

My uncle in Bridgeport, WV, had a 59 Chevy in white, though it might have been a biscayne. He called it his “sports car,” had 3 on the tree manual transmission, and no options, as best I remember. This was a long time ago, in the 60s. I think he kept it 11-12 years. It was his second car.

Love that rear end. ( Funny said the same thing to my wife this morning )

One of my favs

Great car!