1955 Chevrolet Bel-air 2 Door Hardtop, Hot Rod, Ac, Overdrive, Billit Wheels on 2040-cars
Florence, Alabama, United States
1955 Chevrolet Bel-Air 2 Door Hard top Rebuilt SMALL BLOCK CHEVY ENGINE VORTEC HEADS 700R4 OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSION VINTAGE AIR CONDITIONING CHROME ALTERNATOR POLISHED AC COMPRESSOR CHROME BRACKETS ALUMINUM RADIATOR ALUMINUM INTAKE EDELBROCK CARBURETOR COATED BLOCK HUGGER HEADERS POWER DISC BRAKES ON FRONT DRUM BRAKES ON THE REAR FRONT AND REAR SWAY BARS NEW GLASS AND FRAMES ON ROLL-UP WINDOWS BUMPERS AND BUMPER GUARDS RE-CHROMED NEW BADGES NEW DOOR HANDLES NEW TAIL LIGHT LENS AND HOUSINGS NEW GAS TANK AND SENDING UNIT NEW BILLET SPECIALTIES WHEELS NEW RADIAL TIRES FRONT END RE-BUILT USING POLYURETHANE BUSHINGS DUAL EXHAUST THIS IS A TRUE V-8 Bel-air car. It looks great and can be driven anywhere with the comfort of air conditioning and overdrive transmission. The paint looks good, but there are flaws. There is a place on the driver’s side rocker panel where the paint is bubbling (see Picture). The floor pans and tail pan (at rear of trunk) are good. A few of the body braces have some rust but are structurally sound. The car will need a wiper motor to be driven in rain. You cannot duplicate the car for the buy-it-now price. FOR SERIOUS Inquiries only, contact |
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