| Welcome MoreDoor lovers, collectors, enthusiasts and the generally interested. We have another Weekly Feature from the bluegrass (one word - to correct my last Weekly Feature) state and the Relentless/Merciless CC. Representing MoreDoors Classics this week is the VP of the Derby City Chapter Tony F. and his 1964 Chevy Impala hardtop. I wasn't sure about her name at first, but Tony's explanation makes perfect sense. His Impala was appropriately named - SisterWife - by his real wife because she has to share him with his car. I'd be willing to bet that MANY of our cars could be named SisterWife too. |  |
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SisterWife's body is covered in platinum silver metallic with silver mini flake and ice pearl. Her roof is an orange metallic with a translucent orange flake called Cheet-Oh Fingers from a company called Tropical Glitz. To add his personal touch, Tony brought the roof paint down to the top of the quarters and trunk into scallops outlined with sublime green.
 Tony is still working on the interior but has it looking pretty clean and simple.  Her wheels are 13x7 72 spoke cross lace wrapped with 155/80-13 tires. |  SisterWife is sitting on air ride and is equipped with 2 Viair 444 compressors, 8 valves, 5 gallon tank, and 2 switches. |
 | Tony has been able to live out one of his childhood dreams by owning a 1964 Chevy Impala. He traded his '93 Cadillac Fleetwood lowrider for a bone stock SisterWife about 4 years ago. He wanted to build a classic old school lowrider that was clean and simple. SisterWife is about as good an example as any I've seen of a lowrider. He also needed it to be reliable enough to be a daily driver. I for one think Tony has achieved what he set out to do. She's sure come a long way! |
Tony F's 1964 Chevrolet Impala four door hardtop - SisterWife
His family enjoys her as much as Tony does. I hope she is around for years to come for his children to continue showing her off and enjoying this American classic. I want to thank Tony for sharing this fine example of a MoreDoor Classic with us. It's plain to see he has a lot of hard work in SisterWife. Leave a comment below to let Tony know how nice of a job he has done putting SisterWife together!
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