This Chevy sleeper slipped through the cracks and made its way onto the street as a limited-run model built for racers in the know.

There was one more extremely rare version of the Chevrolet 409 V8 engine, but it technically was not a 409. A special version, made especially for drag racing, increased the stroke of the 409 V8 ...

Only around 1,200 Super Sport Impalas came with a convertible roof, a 409 V8, and a four-speed manual transmission, so expect ...

Factory-fitted with the 409-horsepower engine, wide-ratio gearbox, and a 4.11:1 Positraction rearend, Gary's infinitely detailed "Ought Nine" also came equipped with power windows and manual ...

This Impala SS is powered by a 409-based engine, but what you'll find under the hood today is a 480ci unit with no, no less than 531 horsepower and 620 lb.-ft of torque.

The 409 wasn’t a model in its own right, but an engine option for Chevy’s full-size sedan, which was all-new for 1961. The brand’s 348 (348 cu.in/5.7-liter) V8 made a solid 350 hp (355 PS ...

She’s so fine, my 409. This is NOT what the Beach Boys had in mind. This rare 409-powered 1963 Chevy Impala wagon is a mix of plain black wrapper, Big Block sleeper, luxo-barge, and family ...