Classic ChevyImpalasCustom car audio in 11 real Impalas, 1958 to 1965. Modern sound, stock look.
Speakers, amplifiers, subwoofer installation and new stereos, built so the classic look stays. Real jobs from our bay.
Short answer
Custom car audio for a classic Impala
Yes, a classic Chevy Impala can get modern sound and still look stock. Audio MotorSports plans custom car audio around the original dash and interior: new speakers, an amplifier and a subwoofer placed where they stay out of sight. We show you the plan first, then install it in our own bay.
Serving Los Angeles, South Bay, Orange County and Long Beach.
What gets installed?
Speakers, amplifiers, subwoofers and stereos, chosen for each car and installed in our own bay. Each episode below is one real job, with its video.
How is it done?
We look at the vehicle and talk through what you want.
We show you the plan and the price before any work starts.
We install it in our own bay, with clean wiring and the factory panels put back the way they came off.
We test and tune everything with you before you leave.
How much does it cost?
Every sound system is quoted for your vehicle, because every build is different. Call or text for a quote.
How can I pay?
Customers have payment plan options. Many customers get approved with Snap, and customers also use Synchrony. Not everyone is approved, so ask about it when you book.
New speakers and a subwoofer hidden in a '62 Impala convertible so it looks stock.
Short answer: Can a convertible hide a subwoofer and still look stock? Yes. This 1962 Impala convertible got new speakers and a subwoofer placed out of sight, so the interior still looks the way it left the factory. Audio MotorSports planned the layout around the top and the original panels before any work started.
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1958 Chevy Impala Sound System
A full sound system in a '58 Impala, keeping the classic dash looking original.
Short answer: Can a 1958 Impala get a full sound system without changing the dash? Yes. This one got speakers, an amplifier and a subwoofer, and the classic dash still looks original. We chose every location so nothing new shows from the driver's seat, then wired it clean and tested it before the car went home.
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1962 Chevy Impala Sound System
Speakers, amp and subwoofer added to a '62 Impala for clean sound on cruise night.
Short answer: What does a cruise-night Impala need? Clear sound at low speed with the windows down. This 1962 Impala got new speakers, an amplifier and a subwoofer, tuned so the music stays clean instead of harsh. Audio MotorSports set the levels in the bay, then played it back to check every speaker before delivery.
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1961 Chevy Impala SS Sound System
A full sound system in a '61 Impala SS: speakers, amplifier and subwoofer.
Short answer: How do you build a full sound system in a 1961 Impala SS? One part at a time, with a plan. This SS got new speakers, an amplifier and a subwoofer, each placed to keep the interior looking right. Audio MotorSports wired the system clean, set the levels and checked every speaker before delivery.
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1965 Chevy Impala Convertible Sound System
Speakers and subwoofer in a '65 Impala convertible that sounds good with the top down.
Short answer: Does a convertible need a different setup? Yes. With the top down, sound has nowhere to bounce, so speaker placement matters more. This 1965 Impala convertible got new speakers and a subwoofer, set up so the music stays clear with the top down. We tuned it in the bay with the top open.
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1962 Chevy Impala Car Stereo Upgrade
A new stereo with modern features and new speakers in a '62 Impala.
Short answer: Can a 1962 Impala get a stereo with modern features? Yes. This one got a new stereo and new speakers, so the driver gets today's features in a classic car. Audio MotorSports went over the options for the dash first, picked the one that fit the look, and installed everything in our own bay.
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1958 Chevy Impala JL Audio and AudioControl Sound System
Speakers, amp and sound processor in a '58 Impala.
Short answer: Why add a sound processor to a classic car? Old interiors were not built for modern speakers, and a processor lets us tune the sound to the car. This 1958 Impala got JL Audio speakers and an amplifier with an AudioControl processor. Audio MotorSports tuned it in the bay so every seat sounds even.
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1958 Chevy Impala Subwoofer and Amplifier
A subwoofer and amplifier added to a '58 Impala.
Short answer: What does subwoofer installation add to a classic car? The low notes the small factory-style speakers cannot play. This 1958 Impala got a subwoofer and an amplifier to power it, placed so the interior keeps its classic look. We matched the subwoofer to the amplifier, wired it clean and set the level by ear.
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1962 Chevy Impala Sound System
A sound system install in a '62 Impala.
Short answer: Looking for car sound system installation near me for a classic? This 1962 Impala is one of many classics we have done in our bay. The sound system went in with the same care as the others: a plan first, clean wiring, and every part placed so the interior still looks like a 1962.
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1962 Chevy Impala Classic Sound System
Speakers and subwoofer bring modern sound to a '62 Impala.
Short answer: Can a 1962 Impala sound modern and still feel classic? Yes. New speakers and a subwoofer give this one clear highs and full low notes, while the interior keeps its original look. Audio MotorSports planned where each part would go, installed it in our bay and played it back before delivery.
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1964 Chevy Impala Speaker Upgrade
New speakers in a '64 Impala.
Short answer: Are new speakers alone worth it in a classic? Often, yes. Old speakers wear out, and fresh ones make the whole car sound clearer. This 1964 Impala got a car speaker installation with new speakers in the factory locations. Audio MotorSports kept the original look and checked every speaker before the car went home.
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Questions?
QCan you add modern sound to a classic Impala and keep the dash looking original?
Yes. We plan the speakers, amplifier and subwoofer around the original dash and door panels, and we go over every option with you before we start. On these Impalas the goal was modern sound with the classic look left alone.
QWhere do the subwoofer and amp go in a classic Impala?
It depends on the car and what you want to keep. We look at the trunk, the rear deck and the space under the seats, and pick the spot that keeps the sound clean and the install out of sight. We show you the plan before we start.
QDo you install CarPlay or a new stereo in a classic car?
Yes. A classic car can get a new stereo with modern features like Apple CarPlay. We go over the options that fit your dash and the look you want, then install it in our bay. Call or text us your year and model.
QHow much does it cost?
Every sound system is quoted for your vehicle, because every build is different. Call or text for a quote.
QDo you have a payment plan?
Customers have payment plan options. Many customers get approved with Snap, and customers also use Synchrony. Not everyone is approved, so ask about it when you book.
Audio MotorSports is a family business since 1997. Nick has been installing since 1993 and Zack since 1999. Car stereo, car audio, alarm and window tint installation for Los Angeles, South Bay, Orange County and Long Beach. People Love Us on Yelp award: 2016, 2020, 2023, 2024, 2025.