1,100 HP Chevrolet Impala “Bubble Top” Looks Ready To Race. Published: 21 Aug 2020, 18:07 ... this one-of-a-kind build takes its body from a ’62 while the roof and glass come courtesy of a ...

The Impala you see here started its life in 1962 as a Hardtop version.Yet, someone was so in love with the bubble top greenhouse that it replaced it with a Bel Air roof and pillars.

However, when you marry the two, you end up with something that’s out-of-this-world cool, like this 1962 Chevy Impala Sport ...

All 1961 Chevrolet full-size 2 dr. hardtops had this what you call ‘bubble top’ roofline. The ’62 Impala 2 dr. hardtop roof was restyled into more of a Thunderbird type of roofline – wide ...

This ’62 Bel Air is powered by the top dog of Chevy’s engine family for 1962. ... Available as an Impala or Bel Air in 1961, the bubble-top look remained only with Bel Air for 1962.

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The 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air Custom Bubble Top that was crowned victor during the Barrett-Jackson Cup competition last August is now up for grabs with no reserve.

While the wagon doesn’t have a double bubble roof, it gets its name from the fact that the top was constructed out two different models – a “Bubble Top” Impala and an unnamed 1961 Pontiac.