(Wagon 1964 Impala)
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“Lady Lo”
With its classic lines and vintage charm, the 1964 Chevy Impala Wagon owned by Sara Honeycutt is a real beauty. Known as Lady Lo, this wagon is the result of a collaboration between Sara and her husband, Chad Smith. While Chad handled the exterior paint, Sara took charge of the interior. The end result is a stunning wagon that combines the best of both worlds.
Sara had always wanted a wagon, and Chad had a vision. Together, they spent six months building Lady Lo. But as Sara points out, a build is never really done. She is always looking for ways to improve and enhance her ride.
Under the hood, Lady Lo 1964 Chevy Impala Wagon is powered by a Chevrolet LS Truck 2003 engine with 8 cylinders and a displacement of 5.3. The LS 3 intake is a nice touch. The wagon has been lowered and features CCE Hydraulics, 2 pumps, 10 switches, 8″ cylinders front, 10″ rear, and 4 batteries. The wheels are 695 Chromie Riddlers, with 20×8″ in the front and 20×10″ in the rear. The front tires are 245/3520, while the rear tires are 275/3520.
The Teal Patina paint is one of the standout features of Lady Lo. It has a patina and clear coat finish, and there is pin striping on the front of the hood, back of the tailgate, and on the dash. The roof has been modified with a sliding ragtop, which was purchased from Legacy Ragtops. The ragtop is 44″ wide and 80″ long, giving the wagon the feel of a convertible.
Inside, Lady Lo is just as stunning as the exterior. The upholstery has been designed by Sara herself, with Lane Lowder bringing her vision to life. Sara has a fascination with flamingos, and a small touch of this has been added to the upholstered console. There is also a Vintage Air kit, cruise control, wilwood brakes, and more.
Sara is the first lady for LowIncome Car Club, and she plans to keep making Lady Lo even more beautiful and unique each year. She loves the hand-engraved artwork by Krazy Kutting out of Arizona and plans to keep ordering extra pieces to keep her wagon looking one-of-a-kind.
Lady Lo is a testament to the power of collaboration and vision. With her classic lines, vintage charm, and unique touches, she is a ride that any car enthusiast would be proud to own.
Owned by: Sara Huneycut
Photos by: Chris Gosda