1957 CHEVROLET BEL AIR CUSTOM COUPE

Details

This ground-up custom features a custom-designed and built frame. It's powered by a 502ci Chevrolet crate motor with automatic transmission. It's also equipped with air conditioning, power windows, power locks and power steering. A book detailing the build accompanies the car, showing that the frame was hand-built to accommodate the many modifications. The Chevrolet 502ci crate motor is neatly tucked in front of a smooth firewall and the automatic TH700 transmission delivers smooth power to the

rear wheels. With 18' Boyd Coddingtons, it sits nice and low all around and has 10' wide in the back and 8' wide in the front. The interior was professionally designed and built by an award-winning designer. Interior features include fully powered white leather and suede seats, white suede headliner, Flaming River tilt steering column and custom console housing an iPod port and the power window switches. The car also has a toggle on the console that opens and closes the polished stainless-steel exhaust on demand. New glass and hand-polished original stainless trim help accent a car that has no stone left unturned. The trunk floor was replaced with a smooth bottom and a hide-away leather panel that houses a high-end digital sound system. It has front and rear sway bars and the rear suspension is a 4-bar coilover. Other features include a billet serpentine single-belt kit, a 25-gallon custom-built stainless steel gas tank with an internal sending unit, Classic Instrument gauges and California Smooth front and rear bumpers.