As beautiful as they are, ’63 and ’64 Impalas have become somewhat of the norm in lowriding. So, when a clean ’68 like Novan Fontaine’s pulls up, it’s not only refreshing but definitely something to take note of
To bring awareness to and combat stereotype-based bullying, we teamed up with Quaker State to build a ’68 Impala to unveil and display at Shell’s Pioneering Performance booth at the 2019 SEMA Show.
With the paint on the Quaker State Six Eight Impala done it’s time to get it put together and ready to be unveiled at the annual SEMA Show.
We started off with an Impala with a laser-sharp body and called in the experts over at PPG who gave us full reign with their world-class products.
With all the paint work done all that’s left now is to put all the pieces together.
Lux Detail gives the QS x LRM ’68 Impala the shine and luster it deserves with a good polishing and buffing.
With all the patterns, pinstriping, and leafing all wrapped up, and the 15 coats of clear finish, it’s time get some wet sanding going.
Pete “Hot Dog” Finlan adds some flair to the Quaker State x LRM ’68 Impala by laying down some gold-leafing.
An Impala that truly carries the weight of its name and serves as inspiration for the next generation of Lowriders
Anybody who has ever built a custom car with a Lowrider-style paintjob is all too familiar with paint jail
