Still Hustlin' - 1964 Chevrolet Impala SS Convertible

Still Hustlin'Owner: Derrick FisherVehicle: '64 Chevrolet Impala SS convertibleCity/State: Norwalk, CaliforniaClub: Individuals C.C.-Los Angeles

Engine/Drivetrain: Lonnie at C&O Automotive in Lawndale, California, built the bored-out 383-c.i.d. Chevy "stroker" engine and fitted it with an MSD ignition, Demon carb, aluminum racing head, billet parts, 350 Turbo transmission and Magnaflow exhaust.

Body/Paint: Don Keller of Los Angeles put down the DuPont Chromabase black paint, which was enhanced by pinstriping done by Maurice and "Curley" at Signature Pieces in Norwalk. Maurice wasn't done yet, adding ghost patterns to the body and murals to the rims, doorjambs, interior and wheelwells featuring "a strip club setting, downtown L.A. and Daniel R.I.P." Godo Rodriguez in Los Angeles provided the chrome plating.

Interior: Ben at Supreme Auto Upholstery in La Puente, California, stitched up the gray ostrich upholstery with gray suede headliner.

Sound System: Hustlin' the beats is an Alpine head unit with Hifonics amps, Pioneer mids and tweeters, and three 12-inch Kicker CVX subwoofers, all installed at Mad Customs in Compton, California.

Setup: A two-pump setup with three Adex square dumps, 6-inch (front) and 14-inch (rear) cylinders, four switches and eight batteries came courtesy of Rick Rock at Lowlife Hydros in Inglewood, California, with additional chassis work done by "Mondo" at Hi-Low Hydraulics.

Tires: Hankook

Wheels: Dayton wires

By LRM Staff

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