Impala Advertising

Since I work in marketing, it seems only fitting to showcase some ads for the '64 Impala, starting with the ad for my car. My sister Linda, who lived in California at the time, saw this ad in a local auto trader (she was looking to buy a first-generation Pontiac Firebird and eventually found a '69 Firebird 350 coupe) and called me. After a couple of phone calls to the owner, I made arrangements to fly to California where Linda and her husband Dave helped me check it out. Since I bought a one-way plane ticket, I had every intention of buying the car.

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The '64 Luxury Chevrolet with the Jet Smooth Ride	It Looks More Luxurious and that's Because It Is!	Any Car this Luxurious Should Have its Price Examined!	You Can Feel the Luxury in this One Getting to You Already

Go Ahead and Let Them Think You Splurged	Makes Roads Feel Smooth as the Maps They're Printed On	A Lot More Luxury Than You'd Expect	There's 5 in 64 Chevrolet

Every Day the Going's Great with General Motors Climate Control

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1964 Impala/Bel Air/Biscayne	1964 Chevrolet Full Line	Custom Feature Accesories

Exterior Colors	Interior Colors










I found these ads for Oregon Tourism in the March and April 1964 issues of National Geographic.

Relax in a State of Excitement	Relax in a State of Excitement

A photo of Portland's Memorial Coliseum from the early 60s shows how GM used to dominate the market. From left to right, there's a '64 Chevy Bel Air, a '62 Buick LeSabre, a '61 Chevy Impala convertible, a '64 Chevy Impala SS, a '61 Chevy Bel Air, a '62 Chevy Impala, and a '59 Chevy Impala.

Portland Memorial Coliseum Circa 1964

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