When I first spotted Tom’s Impala headed towards me, I could see the A-arms glistening, and I wasn’t alone. As he got closer, you could see the crowd waiting anxiously for him to get closer, and the closer he got, the more people stood in formation waiting to get a better look. Funnily, it reminds me of when guys see a sexy lady in a miniskirt from afar. We look, stop, and wait for them to get closer to make sure that what we’re envisioning checks out.
Up close, Tom’s Impala checked out to be a beauty. With a blemish-free body, and chrome undies, she strolls with confidence, and the Dayton wire wheels act like a rock on the finger, letting you know she’s been spoiled by its owner. At this point, I had to find out what was in her trunk and let me tell you; she didn’t disappoint.
This Impala has one of those trunk setups you can stare at all day. Again, it’s a classy build—void of molded panels, neon lights, speakers, TVs, or candy paint. Tom’s trunk setup has bare floors with a single back panel with a Majestics logo embroidered into it. Setups like these get me excited. For starters, they have nothing to hide. There is no carpet or paneling to hide poorly finished trunk floors. It’s a bare-bone setup that lets the hydraulic system take center stage.