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In a deleted scene in Lebanon, Max apologizes to Sam for stealing the Impala, explains her reasons for it. An irritated Dean told her if she ever touches the Impala again, he will break her thumbs. Max thought he was joking but his serious tone implied he was not joking and she got scared. It’s an ingeniously simple piece of engineering, and one we’d love to see fitted to a MOC of an old Citroen. Because we’re so un-street here at TLCB that we find old Citroens more interesting than pimped American barges. An incident in which his double, Tom, accidentally drove the Impala into a ditch (forcing half the crew to try and get it out) upset Jensen enough that he didn't want anyone to touch the car again. Advanced Thanatology Sam takes the keys to the Impala and leaves Dean passed out on the floor of their motel room. We do not actually see Sam drive the car.
Stranger in a Strange Land Sam drives the Impala as he looks for Dean who is possessed by AU Michael. Bugs Sam drives to investigate a death. Sam drives to the University. Sam pulls the Impala into the garage of the house where the Boys decide to spend the night. My Heart Will Go On: in the alternate reality created when the Titanic doesn't sink, Chevy Impalas do not exist. Instead, Dean drives a '67 Ford Mustang. Sam inherits the car following Dean's death in the series finale. The Impala remained with him until his old age. It is not known where the car went after Sam's death, but it may have been inherited by his son. Mercury Monterey - In season 4, when Dean resurrects, he has to hot-wire a Mercury Monterey for the drive to reunite with his brother and Bobby.The Song Remains the Same Young John drives the Impala when they are trying to get away from Anna, who wants to kill John and Mary. In the timeline where the Titanic doesn't sink, Dean drives a Mustang with the Chevy Impala's original KAZ 2Y5 Kansas plates. [10] In Heaven, Dean finds the car waiting for him outside of Harvelle's Roadhouse bearing the original KAZ 2Y5 license plates. After talking with Bobby Singer, Dean goes on a drive through Heaven, eventually meeting up with Sam on a bridge after his own death.
The Man Who Knew Too Much Sam drives the Impala in his subconscious after Castiel broke the wall in his mind. I built the model in 8-wide scale with a lot of features like detailed engine bay and interior, openable side doors, trunk and hood. I placed 5 open clips into the trunk as weapon holders for the authentic Supernatural experience. The Kids Are Alright: After not being seen to drive the Impala during Season Two, Sam is seen behind the wheel again. A Most Holy Man: After being confronted by Santino Scarpatti's goons, Dean is forced at gunpoint to let one of them drive the Impala. Later, Sam asks what Dean would do if someone stole the Impala as a hypothetical parallel to the dilemma they are facing and Dean states that he would "murder them all." As Sam continues talking about the case, Dean ignores him and tells Sam that "there'd be torture first, like a lot of torture. And then it would end up with death. If I can't have it, nobody can," causing Sam to realize he's still talking about the Impala possibly being stolen. Later, while waiting for Sam to finish in the auction, Dean has a conversation in the car with Father Lucca Camilleri about God and faith. In 1967, GM built the Impala with a choice of five engines ranging from a 155 hp inline-six up to the 385 hp, 427ci Turbo-Jet V8, which was detuned to 385 hp instead of 425 hp provided in 1966 by the same powerplant.Carry On: After dying and going to Heaven, Dean spots the Impala parked nearby with the original KAZ 2Y5 license plates and decides to go for a drive. With " Carry On Wayward Son" playing on the radio, Dean drives the Impala through Heaven. On Earth, Sam keeps the car, eventually putting it under a tarp. At one point in his older years, Sam uncovers the Impala and sits in the driver's seat to reminisce. After Sam dies of old age, Dean parks the Impala on a bridge in Heaven where he and Sam are reunited. Upon Sam's death, the Impala was most likely left to Sam's son Dean Winchester II. A Salute to the Impala - Description of Baby and her uses in Supernatural by Alice Jester for The Winchester Family Business, Sept 4. 2008. Everybody Loves a Clown: Dean and Sam borrow a first generation (1984-1990) 'woody' Dodge Caravan from Bobby. Dean complains that it makes him feel "like a soccer mom." Sam and Dean have been hunting demons, chasing haunted lore, bargaining for each other’s souls and staying in the same style crappy hotel room (oddly all with the same style decorative metal partition near the doorway) for over a decade now. Has anyone ever stopped to wonder how many miles Sam and Dean have actually put on their trusty steed? Someone actually wondered so much he took the time to re-watch the series and calculate the data to date, with the best information he had available.
Slash Fiction: Sam and Dean steal a 1983 Pontiac Acadian. Dean dislikes the horse decorations in the car. He voices his dislike to Sam.TLCB Staff are absolutely, tragically, deeply uncool. We work for free in a building with less structural integrity than the Lego creations we feature, our workforce is formed of mythical creatures that could well be figments of our imagination, and for all he knows this Writer is typing these words from a secure psychiatric facility onto a Casio PT-80. The fantastic exterior is matched by an equally well-detailed interior accessible by opening doors, plus there’s an opening hood and trunk lid, and working steering too, with much more of Jakub’s stunning creation to see at his ‘Chevrolet Impala SS 1964’ album, where twenty top-quality images are available.
The Third Man: Dean doesn't like Sam's Charger and feels the need to prove the Impala's superiority by beating him to a witness' home. Rebuilding a Classic Impala from Scratch: 1 Supernatural Fan's Story, Part 1 - Chronicle (with pictures) of Fan Replicating Baby by Alice Jester for The Winchester Family Business, Sept. 9, 2014. Mother's Little Helper Sam drives the Impala to Milton because Dean wants to stay home and research the Mark of Cain, and he drives it around town as he works the case. Cast Your Fate to the Wind: John and Mary discuss the photo of Dean and who he might be. John compliments the Impala which Mary agrees with. The Man Who Knew Too Much: The Impala is present in Sam's subconscious mind, and, although he has no memories at the time, he recognizes it and is sure that it's his car.
The Impala has an automatic transmission, [11] although it was described as a manual in 2.05 Simon Said.
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