History 1958 Impala "Ala Impala"

I am looking for any information especially pictures regarding this 1958 Custom Chevrolet convertible "Ala Impala". Thanks for looking. The car is from IL and was a mild Custom from new with the major modifications done in the early 1960's. It was originally black then painted Candy Red. The car was shown at the World of Wheels in I believe 1963 & 1964 after which it was stored in a heated garage for many years. The first owner lowered the car, installed a tube grille, nosed & decked it in 1958. He enlisted in the army and sold the Impala to the second owner in 1959. The second owner and two of his friends did all of the subsequent work to the Impala. The 58 Pontiac bumper bought new was installed in 1960 and the 54 grille was installed a few years later. I bought the Impala from the second owner and it is in exceptional condition having been properly cared for from new. If you can help me please text: (626) 755-6568
Thank you,
Andy

 

Calling @Sancho @Moriarity @stanlow69

 

Last few pics look somewhat recent, do you own the car?

 

Original post says he bought it from the second owner.

 

Heck, I was reading the tale of it, and as I was scrolling down I saw the car, kept looking at the pics!
Didn’t read all the way through I guess.

 

I guess you already seen this,,,,,?https://kustomrama.com/wiki/Joseph_Caruso's_1958_Chevrolet

 

Really smooth. Nice side treatment instead of the pitchforks.

 

I am hoping that someone might have some more pictures of the car, and also any more information.

 

That's a LOT of chrome to keep polished under the hood...
but it looks great!

 

It would help to know it was from Brookfield Illinois. Illinois is a big state from the north to the south.

 

Romeoville, Illinois.

 

The most outstanding feature that stands out is the 58 Pontiac grille. That`s when it was being shown.