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I always smile when I see old cars with their original owners. They always have incredible stories to tell.

Paraphrasing the Beach Boys - "It's so fine, his 409!" Thank you Lou for posting this wonderful video and showcasing this absolutely magnificent car and it's wonderful owner!! This is the car the dreams are made of!👍👍👍👍

Unbelievable 64 🏆 Rick deserves "Best Caretakers Award"

I'm a 76 yr old now, but I remember these muscle cars like yesterday! My 1st car was a 1964 chevy impala, 2 door hardtop. It had factory 300 horse 327 with the Carter AFB carburetor and 4 speed trans. A very enjoyable car to drive! Ron

That is an incredible Chevrolet! Loaded, with no driver's side mirror, and unmolested! Thunbs up!

My friend who sadly past away last fall owned a 1964 Impala stw with an original 409 and a Powerglide automatic transmission. The 1964 Impalas was his life and religion and I think he would really appreciate this beautiful convertible😎😎👍

Rick intervened just in the nick of time as a dealership butcher was about to horribly disfigure the deck lid of that sacred holy grail of a car ... and the car repaid him for that valiant rescue by leading him to a life of opportunity and prosperity! Great car story Lou, one of your best!

We are all 17 still at heart. Great car and Great story.. in 63 you got seat belts for the driver, the other five passengers had to Hang-On if seat belts weren't ordered. Are there any 17 year old gear heads these days anymore?

Amazing And he is 75 years still enjoying his car 🚗

Boy what inspirational cool guy.

Beautiful car, power windows,rare option, Rick looks great for 74 yrs old. Great episode Lou, Rick is a lucky man.

Excellent segment Lou. Rick really has a gem there and it's great to see he is the original owner who has taken such fine care of this classic. Interesting features on the car at a time when one could do significant customization right from the factory. Thanks for putting this up for your subscribers and wishing Rick and you a Happy Father's Day in advance.

This was fun. Had a big smile on my face hearing his stories. Car is gorgeous. (I'd still be pulling into Bob Beck's waving my lifetime lube club card. hahaha) I've also kept my first car but I'm only a little over halfway to Ricks 58 years so he has my utmost respect.

Rick seems like a nice guy; I really appreciate him, his car, and his stories. I was just four when his car was new, wish I felt as good as his car looks.

Great episode Lou! I like your way of interaction and genuine warmth. This brought a flood of memories for me. My grandfather had a black hard top 62 Impala and my father had a 64 red with white hardtop. I practically lived in those cars. My father never sat in a Japanese car and used the Chevy until he passed away in Sept 2017. Lovely cars and the owner of the one in this episode is an old school gentleman. Love for you both. A fan from Pakistan.

This is my favorite then comes my 67 ! This has every thing a guy could want ! I was 5 when this was built! The owner is hysterical!

17 year old on a mission!! Thanks Lou for bringing Rick to the channel and sharing his amazing story!! And what a "survivor" this is!! Pure powerhouse!!

Thanks for posting Lou! Great original survivor. My dad had a '64 Impala 2 door hardtop. His was NOT an SS. It was powered by 283 V8 with a powerglide. His Impala was light blue. As time goes by I hope these cars continue to survive. Thanks again for posting and have a blessed day!

Yes Sir , you’ve had that car for a long time . No point in ragging on it too much now . Awesome car . Just about every kids dream back then to have a car like that .

That is a beautiful Impala! The owner is great and the Trunk & Treats are interesting. Thanks Lou!

Thank you, Rick and Lou, what a treat this was.

Stunning car! Love hearing the stories of the original owner keeping them forever. How sweet that you even got to drive it Lou :)!! Thanks for the video!

I love stories like this, full respect for the owner and a great story. Incredible car. Thanks guys 👍👍

Amazing! So cool, the original owner, too........ 👍

This could have been an hour segment just hearing his stories and even more about his father , That car is literally a lottery ticket I mean all the right options, Unrestored, always properly taken care of out of the sun low mileage one owner in perfect condition, with the unique mirror delete and the silver interior , I can't imagine how much This car would be worth if he wanted to sell it, Not that he would sell it,he obviously never hurt for money if he kept it this long. I absolutely love your channel Lou, and God bless people like Rick

This car is remarkable ❤ and the owner had the insight to preserve. One great combination.

LOVE THE SOUND OF DUEL 4 BARREL CARBS!!

I'd be willing to bet he's the only original '64 SS Impala 409 in America

Thank you for showing us your 64. 58 years plus proud owner. Super jealous. Damn my parents for not making me earlier in life.

Wow! The story behind this car, owned since he was 17 and the mileage! Hats of to Mr. Wojtko for this treasure. 👍

As a boy my neighbor bought one and the first time I heard and was it he was sideways in the road, and of course I jumped the fence and ran over to see his new car (old car Corvette) ,this is a great example of the world of 1964!!!! 2022 PS, I LOVE THE ENDING,

Lou, I still have the red/black 1963 Ford Galaxie XL 390 4 speed convertible that I bought new from Warwick Ford in RI. Other than a repaint several years ago, it still looks new.

What a survivor tremendous story owner and car holding up we’ll great Memorial Day storyline. May The Force be with you!

Great story and incredible Impala with all the right boxes checked. Amazing condition… just wow… I’m speechless

Lou, I haven't said it for many years. Although I've enjoyed many of your cars this one really impresses because you found the original owner of the car! I'm going to say, hang on, wait for it, "You've outdone yourself with this one, Lou!"

I'm tired of plumbing, I want your job! Thanks again Lou for a awesome My Car Story!

Love it. Class, Style, Real Chrome Beauty, When cars were made.

Everybody's life should go so well, Good Job Rick!

What a car story! I nominate Rick's Dad for Parent of the Century! Thanks Lou!

That '64 Chevrolet Impala SS 409 Convertible is really an incredibly stunningly looking car that sounds and runs as great as it looks! Chevrolet really did make a classic car that still looks impressive even 58 years later! Thanks for posting yet another of your excellent videos, Lou!

What an awesome car and story. I can't believe the low mileage, don't find many like that everyday. Great video Lou and thanks!

Very nice! Never saw a silver interior in a red Impala but back then you could order anything.

When I was 17 I ordered a 76 2dr Electra limited with all the options and a 455 4 barrel . Crazy. Black

Great episode, he was a very responsible 17 year old, the car is in excellent condition, done a wonderful job with the car over these almost 60 years, incredible, just incredible,

My former neighbor bought the exact same 409/425hp car new in '64, from Norwood Chevrolet in RI but it was/is turquoise/white, and he still owns it.

Morning, Lou - I think this is the most impressive episode I've seen of M. C. S. I'm remembering being with my Dad when he ordered our '64 Chevy station wagon at our local Chevrolet dealership. Just remarkable, that this fellow purchased her new & has been such a good custodian...

My 409,nothings fater than my 409, song gets stuck in my head every time I see one. Great song, great car

Convertible too. Oh my god

What a guy, most kids would have scratched it by now.

I'm still catching up on your older videos Lou and this one about the '64 Chevy us great. It has a 409 CI engine it. Back in the day I had a '59 Impala with the "Stone Crusher" 348 CI engine in it with three deuces. Save the wave 👋 .

What an awesome car and story! Lou you continue to out do your self! I bet that was a thrill for you to be able to drive that car! Doesn't get any better than that!

What beautiful car thank you for sharing this with us. I had a 63 Impala at sixteen in 1973. Life got in the way and I had to let her go 3 years ago. That was my first car and I miss her dearly.

Original owner, survivor, and amazing!

Hi, Lou! Well, Rick saved his pennies and he saved his dimes and bought himself a brand new 409! I think the fact that he still has it to this very day goes to show just how much satisfaction you get when you work hard for what you want. No doubt he's put a lot of love into it too, as he's done so well to keep it looking like new throughout all these last 58 years! As usual, Lou, you have a real knack for find the most interesting specimens to spotlight with such great car stories to tell! Thanks, Lou and Rick, for taking us all along for this real fine ride!

I didn't know the 1964 Impala can have a huge motor. Pretty cool this particular car is still with the guy who bought when it was new.

That must be the best 1964 Impala SS in the world.

Love this 64 409 ss impala and the rich history with its owner 👍👍

Great story Lou. I see why they made a song about the 409, excellent car.

Nice video! Brought back a lot of memories. When I came home in 1974 from my tour of duty in the USMC, I needed a car. A local dealer [who had died in 1966] wife had died and there was an estate sale. In the estate was included his personal 1963 Impala SS convertible. I went to the auction with all my gusto to buy that car. It was white, with a tan top and interior and a 4-gear. It had A/C, so I figured it was a small block. Long story short, I wound up with the car. It had less than 20K on the clock and was a 425HP 409 car. The original owner owned a big Chevrolet dealer. When the beast arrived, he had his guys in the shop set about the engine brackets for A/C compressor by Frigidaire, as well as all the other components. A/C was available as a 409 option, just not for the 425HP. A one of none A/C equipped 425/409 was born in his dealership. The car had power windows, power steering and manual brakes. Wish I'd kept that one...

Everyone has their favorites. I watch these videos and appreciate how the owner loves his car and that's the whole point. Thx for sharing.

What a beautiful machine, the condition of this car is unreal! The end of an era!

I was 13 in 1964, and my Dad bought a ‘64 Impala 2dr HT in Daytona blue. He was originally getting a 283 with a 3speed stick on the column but was too tall and shifting to 3rd gear hit his knee. So the salesman suggested the 4spd on the floor but it needed the 327 250hp. I remember that it cost a little over $2800, brand new. To a 13 y/o kid, that was a big deal. I was tall at 16 and would occasionally sneak it out and do one wheel peels popping the clutch! He kept it for over 10 years before selling it, mostly rusted as we lived in NY, to the neighbor kid as a project car. Good memories.

She's real fine, indeed! Great looks, great sounds, and great power. It's no wonder She's still with her original owner. Thanks, Lou!

Thank you for making my evening. This brought back so many memories. I had a 2 door hardtop SS with 409 - 340 hp. I could get rubber in all 4 gears . That and the dual glass packs got me in a little trouble with the local PD. Sure which I had it now. Glad you were able to keep yours. Beautiful car.

Another good story and video Lou.

Now I know why The Beach Boys wrote a song about this car . It's a beast ! Rick has taken great care of the beast too . Thanks Lou

The 64s have always been my favorites, a dream car for sure in this 409 SS trim! What an amazing survivor in original condition. Hats off to you sir for being an amazing steward of such a wonderful car!

Great video! Back in those days one of the hottest car theft items were the Super Sport hubcaps. Seemed like every other day would be a story in the local north New Jersey papers about another set disappearing from local bowling alleys and supermarket parking lots. Kudos to Rick for his incredible stewardship of this remarkable car!

Awesome 64 Imp SS! My dad had a 1964 Impala it was a 4 door hardtop. 327 with a power glide. That car could haul ass!

Well Lou you've done it again. Im 44 years old and have just seen the most beautiful Impala SS GM ever built! Wow did Rick take cars of that car!! The original top is nothing short of stunning and the overall condition of the car is breathe taking! Thanks for the video and the story behind the car is was truly and treat to watch! Have a good one Buddy 👍

What a great story! So very cool to have that car all those years. And the way it changed his life. From one Rick to another you have a beautiful car!

Great car story Lou. In absolutely great shape. My uncle was my inspiration with muscle cars in my younger days. He had a 64 Impala SS. His was a 327. Thanks Lou.

My best friend had one back in 1968-69 and I loved this model. MY DREAM CAR for sure. Thank you for sharing.

Very beautiful 64 Impala and that 409 is a beast.

ORIGINAL OWNER.....awesome !!!

The glory days for GM cars. I was in awe at 16 when a guy in our small town bought a new 64 impala SS red with a 327 4 speed. Later a friend bought a used 63 impala 327 300 hp. That car would go. This 409 425 is very impressive. I was told the 348 and 409 were poor engines??

Absolutely awesome history , I don’t think the original owner at 17 knew he was buying one of the most iconic and legendary full size muscle car ever in automotive history . Thank you for the video South Australia 🇦🇺

WOW!!! It just doesn't get anymore original than this! Gorgeous car, with an awesome REAL car guy who has owned it since it rolled off the dealer's lot. Amazing........I really enjoyed this one, thanks guys!!!

That car is so familiar to me because my Dad bought a used ermine white two door Impala with the 327 from a Denver car dealership in 1966. It was our family car for many years and the car I drove around the neighborhood while under age with a friend on a Thursday night while Mom and Dad was at King Soopers shopping for next week's groceries. We took that car on our 1968 California vacation from Colorado, in that year I turned twelve years old. In later summers I washed, polished and waxed it for Mom and Dad.

I love that car so much I wann cry 😢....thanks for being such a good owner . That car deserves it

That’s a beautiful car. He knew exactly what to order. I had a 64 Impala convertible for awhile. It was white with a black top and black interior. I found it in the want ads for $250.00. The top was in tatters but I worked at a car lot. My boss loved convertibles and he had a car collection so he ran it through like it was one of his. I got a new top with a glass rear window for $180.00. I was in it for $430.00, a good deal even in 1977 when I bought it. My plan was to put a 409 in it with a Muncie four speed and paint it red but I never got enough money to get that done. I ended up driving it until 1988 and I had to let it go 😢 because I was in debt to the IRS. I don’t know if I’ll ever recover from that. I have to admit that I have mixed feelings when I see one now. I can appreciate it but I get a little twinge of jealousy. I hope someday I can replace it but it won’t be likely to fall into my hands for $430.00.

What an amazing time capsule, kudos to the owner for his stewardship of this beautiful car. He knew which boxes to check and the ones to leave blank for sure. I own a '63 Impala SS 4spd and have to respectfully correct that '64 Muncie replaced BW. It was actually mid production year 1963. Thanks for sharing.

I had a 64 SS Impala when I was young it was a 327, 4 speed with factory tach. I painted it black with gold on the side where the hollow part of the body is It was a stunning car with black interior. I named it "Texas Tea" on the trunk lid. I had that car quite a few years till it got rear ended by a semi and the insurance would not give me even a 1/3 of what I thought it was worth at the time, which was in about 1984. I think I got less than 2k for it. If I knew what I know now I would have kept it and repaired it.

That's an amazing story! Thanks for sharing Lou

Wonderful car, and video shot in my church's parking lot! Double cool!

What a yacht. Everyone loves these cars

Wow you just can't find a better example of a Impala SS as original as this one it's extremely rare

This car is one of the coolest cars ever made! It is beautiful in everything a car can offer.

If Hertz had used this Impala to film their "let Hertz put you in the driver's seat commercial", the driver would have wound up on the road viewing his car from the rear on his rear! Great video, Lou!

Lou says Can you dig it, Yes I do!! I love the silver interior I've seen it before in a Daytona Blue 64SS.I had a 65 Nova coupe that had no drivers side mirror and I liked it that way also. Thanks for the great post 👍

I always loves my Dad 64 Impala convertible... 6 boys in back

My brother in law had a 1962 1963 & 1964 and all SS but all with 283 motors ! This 409 big block and original top makes this car crazy valuable ! Is it a 6 digit ,100000.00 car ??? To the owner it's priceless the way he's taken care of a rarity and cleanest in the Universe without doubt !

Lou You're having too much fun! This may be my favorite review yet. Cheers

Wow! Amazing car 🚗 👌

Excellent video and very good interview with this man. That engine sound is crazy AWESOME, sounds just like the engine sound on Smokey and the Bandit.

Thanks Lou! You never disappoint, great job how the heck he only has 36,000 miles I can't imagine.

Great story, Lou. Not many like these around!!!

Nice job with this video Lou!

What a thrill! Love to hear that engine growl!