1965 Chevy Impala

The detail under the hood alone is nicely done as well as the rim's & tire's on this kit . how ever you will need to lower the stance ( hight ) of the body to match the photo the way Chip Foose deigned it to look or you may like the stance just the way it is it is a very nice kit to build you may pick a extra one for your own idea's

Great kit. Although I have never been a big Chevy fan or a fan of the mid to late 60s and early 70s Impalas.. I have to say this kit impressed me. Fit and finish on this model was above average with the exception of the hood...but wit ha tad of finessing it will fit down nicely. Although a Foose kit there are still suspension parts to allow you to set it at stock ride height. Not overly fond of the wheels in the kit but with a trip to the parts bins I was able to find some more to my liking. Overall.. This is a great kit and I would recommend it highly

This model was my entrance back into building models after a long time. The 65 Impala didn’t disappoint. The Foose edition was full of detailing and little extras. The chrome plate on the back seat was one of my favorites. I also loved the low profile look of how the body sits on the tires and rims. It takes some patience and adjustments, but the body will sit really well. One of the things I wish I did was sand ALL the sides on the hood before painting it. I can get it to completely close but not without chipping the paint on the edges. I definitely recommend sanding or even light trimming the sides of the hood before painting it. Overall I think this skill level 5 model is a great project. I’m convinced any Foose edition model is going to be worth the build and a must.