@OldButNoSlow This poor car is confused. It has a 1956 Buick front, and a 1955 Buick rear with Impala stacked taillights. A 1955 Buick had the backup light in the center like this car has the taillight, except it was flat. 1956 the middle light was moved to the bottom of the V of the bezel.
@OldButNoSlow Not a bad car. The middle light on the Impalas was alway the backup light, not a taillight. The backup light lens was there even if the car wasn't equipped with the back up lights.
@HappyMotorhead Nice AI creation. The top picture the front bumper is painted and the lower picture the front bumper is chrome. If I kept it, I would find another chrome front bumper.
@WICKED_Queen12 More AI garbage. The front is close, but the top of the grille is higher than the top of the headlights. The back is total garbage. There was no crossbar on the taillights, and there was no ridge on the bumper below the taillights.
@Sofia50020Sofia Why show how little you know about the cars with posting something like this. It is 70. The grille of a 71 was divided in the middle. The backup lights went to the center of each taillight.
@WICKED_Queen12 More AI Crap. The roofline looks like an old Acura. The lines are all distorted. The essentials of the '61 Impala are there, They don't flow well on this set of pictures. It is like someone was looking at it through a glass globe.
@RandyDa25687858 It is a 1956, but not the Bel Air. This is the 210 model. The Spear going to the front fenders on the Bel Air had two chrome strips that came together where the single spear on the 210 ends. The Bel Air had a painted stripe in it's spear.