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1955 Chev Bel Air Resto- Mod Bel-air Wow!!! 2 Door Sedan on 2040-cars

US $45,000.00
Year:1955 Mileage:500
Location:

Chesapeake, Virginia, United States

Chesapeake, Virginia, United States

I reserve the right  to cancel all bids and this auction at any time as the car is for sale locally and at this price it will probably sell. This car at auction should sell for around 50-70k I just don't have the time nor funds to send it to Barrett or Mecum.
Please keep your negative comments to yourself. If your not interested and don't understand what it takes to build a car like this please don't email. I am very firm on the price

The car appraises for much more than I am asking but I am not going to give it away. The build is done right and cars runs perfectly!!

Partial trades may be considered
Willing to take a PARTIAL trade only. Have had several offers of even trades that people say have 50 or 60,000 in the car or truck,Please realize that does not make the vehicle worth that much. If I was to trade this for what is in it it would be 6 figures, so be reasonable with the trade. Thanks


The car appraises for much more than I am asking but I am not going to give it away. The build is done right and cars runs perfectly!!

This is for a totally original body panel/frame Very clean 55 Chev Belair

Car is fresh out of paint shop and looks spectacular.

This is a Survivor car not a frame-off. One of the most solid 55?s you will ever find all original panels etc. . . I am the third owner

Car is two tone Coral/ Shadow Grey -- Very striking

High performance 454 Marine Block. Crane Roller Rockers,cam, Hi perf heads etc. . ..way too much to list
Heavy on the bling
B&M Turbo 400 with shift kit,shifter
3:83 posi 12 bolt rear-end (have the 4:11?s to go with it)
Car is pushing between 650-700 hp
This car is heavily customized and really needs to be seen if you are serious.

-New Paint (Coral) and new weather stripping
-Redone front suspension (new coils, tubular suspension, Lakewood shocks)
-Power steering -- New with updated steering box and chrome pump
-New Billet and Chrome Master Cylinder
-Power Disc (drilled and slotted) front and drum rear stainless front brake lines
-Steering column is original column but heavily modified.
-Interior in Excellent condition
-Suspension in rear re-done
-All lines (brake,fuel,electrical & transmission) replaced and rears are run along side of chassis and out of the way (very clean and done right)
-New Billet Aluminum Heat Sink Transmission cooler
-New Billet pulleys-with new hi-end belts
-New Chrome Alternator
-All new braided lines and I mean all
-New customer billet valve covers
-Battery is moved to the trunk with cutoff switch
-New Lakewood Traction Bars
-New AHC coated Big Tube Headers (Sweet!!)
-Flow-master dual exhaust -new and sounds spectacular!!

Car is a fresh restore and has around 500 miles on the engine.

  Email and I will send a link to Utube where you can hear and see a video of the car

No games must pickup car in person and certified payment!!!

Will consider partial trade. 

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