1956 Chevy Bel Air Beauville 9 Pass, Wagon. Hotrod Ratrod!! Kool.. on 2040-cars
Lubbock, Texas, United States
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1956 CHEVY BEL AIR BEAUVILLE 9 PASSENGER WAGON!! With 3rd row seat. VERY RARE CAR! Rarest of ALL the tri 5 wagons.
327 TOP OF ENGINE JUST REBUILT MSD IGNITION, BILLET DISTRIBUTOR. MSD COIL, WIRES ETC.DOUBLE HUMP HEADS, NEW EDELBROCK intake AND CARB. Chrome dress up kit, and alternator. fRAM HORN EXHAUST MANIFOLDS WITH NEW CUSTOM DUAL EXHAUST ALL THE WAY BACK. 4 Speed on the floor, unknown if Saginaw or Muncie. FRONT DISC BRAKE CONVERSION (POWER) NEAT RATROD HOTROD, ROOF IS ORANGE WITH BIG METAL FLAKE All gauges work! The clock on the dash is missing. Original seats in good condition. Have the original steering wheel. All glass is good, except front passenger door,(present, complete, but cracked). NEW 18'' WHEELS AND TIRES WAGON NEEDS INNER ROCKER BOXES AND DRIVERS SIDE INNER WHEEL WELL FLOORS ARE SOLID Tailgate is solid, opens correctly, cables in place, needs support brace under tailgate,. CAR RUNS, STOPS, EVERYTHING WORKS LIGHTS, WIPERS, NEW HEATER WORKS GREAT, JUST INSPECTED! NEW 18'' WHEELS AND TIRES ALL CHROME AND STAINLESS IS THERE PATINA PAINT. I won this on eBay, and the reasons I bought it are no more. Nothing is wrong, just want to go a different direction. |
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Chevrolet Camaro in Korea - Click above for high-resolution image
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