Supernatural 1967 Impala becomes Biscayne

So this video took awhile to put together, as did the car, with a lot of custom work done to change it from what everyone is familiar with to... well... you'll see. I know it's longer than my usual videos but I really wanted to break down and showcase exactly how I did that work for anyone else that might want to follow along. As always, thank you all for your continued support and welcome to all the new subscribers! We are getting very close to the 1,000 mark!
In this video I will change a Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan (4 door hardtop) into a bottom level Biscayne 4 door sedan.

[@petervitti9]

Great episode. I turned my into a 1967 chevrolet Caprice. It turned out excellent.

[@TheModelingHermit]

Thank you. Those Caprices were classy cars.

[@edwardnash7411]

Great Build 🐎Mr. ED Says Just Have Fun Modeling

[@TheModelingHermit]

Thank you, and I will keep having fun.

[@cindyweiland3929]

i like your vision on this build people forget about the biscayne and bel air cars chevy put out back then you inspired me to build this one for my self thank you my friend .john

[@TheModelingHermit]

This is why I post these videos. My hopes are that I can inspire others to build. Please be sure to let me see your car when you build it.

[@theintake8961]

Awesome work! The post, 6 cylinder and body modifications are incredible. 😎👍

[@TheModelingHermit]

Thank you. I really enjoyed this project.

[@dennisshappka5699]

I"m doing a series of 3 :Dad: cars, I have a 1970 Ford Galaxy 4 door taxi cab, a 1974 Dodge Monaco police car and the Super Natural Chev. All are getting small motors and minimal trim . Dog dish hub caps . Enjoy the build

[@TheModelingHermit]

Good luck on those tribute builds. To me, they are the best and most meaningful.

[@davidchin350]

Nice alternative body colors to the black Supernatural car. Like the 250 ci straight six.👍

[@TheModelingHermit]

Thank you. It was a fun conversion.

[@paullindell]

Nice build. Ever think of doing it as a police car or taxi. I liked using the 6 cylinders motos myself. I worked on quite a few of the prototypes back in the day.

[@TheModelingHermit]

I actually did do a police version of the Biscayne a couple of years ago. Unfortunately it was full of mistakes, especially at the rear end. I have corrected those with this build. Thank you for your comment.