1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 2dr

1955 Chevy- STREET MACHINE

·      All metal, no fiberglass

·      Rebuilt 5 years ago, only 900 miles since

·      Motor is all new 390 Stroker with roller cam& rockers

·      Dart aluminum heads with Sanderson chrome street rod headers

·      Weiand 671 Blower (rebuilt by Weiand)

·      Holley 650 carbs with custom fuel lines

·      New 700R4 trans, Hurst ¼ stick pistol grip shifter& Lokar linkage

·      Hughes Performance 2000 Stall Speed Torque converter

·      Alston Ladder bars & Alston 2” dropped Spindles

·       Koni coil over shocks

·      Mopar Dana 60 3.73 tru-track-posi traction

·      Custom radiator w/2 fans (runs cool all the time)

·      American Custom 14x6 and 15x10 wheels

·      Alston 2 ¾”tubs

·      Rear wheel wells raised 3”

·      All new Dakota Digital gauges, all wiring replaced

·      Ididit steering column

·      Pioneer radio/disc player and a $20,000 amp system

·      Stock seat frames rebuilt, with New upholstery

·      Car was totally disassembled and repainted (the flame job remained the same), finished with 6 coats of clear coat

·      Recessed fuel cell in trunk next to NOS Bottle

·      All chrome replaced or polished

This car has not been shown in over 10 years, it was on the cover of Chevy High Performance magazine in 1999, was featured on the TV Show “Counting Cars” in 2015, is on the Goodguys Sweat shirt “Hall of Flames”.  This is a driver, rides like and handles like a new car.  I have owned it for 22 years and it is time to reluctantly part with it.  It is a show stopper and has never failed to win awards.