1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 150210 on 2040-cars
Corte Madera, California, United States
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Whats been done to the car:
350 high performance
4 bolt main
Bored 30 over
Plated and line honed
Pistons TRW 10.5 to1
Shot peened rods
Crank checked and balanced
Camel Hump 202 Heads Mild Porting
Comp Cam 284 Duration
Roller tip rockers
MSD Distributor and MSD6 ignition
Hitachi high performance starter
Patriot Headers
Elderbrock Endura shine Manifold, 650 carburetor and water pump
100 AMP Alternators
Transmission New TH350 #2 with 2400 stall converter
Rear end Chevy 10 bolt #3726899 Gears 3.36
CP Front and Rear Disc Brakes
Power steering box CCP 500 series
Optima yellow top battery in the trunk
CCP two inch dropped spindles
Front spring cut 1 inch
Performance Rear springs 2 inch drop
Torque Thrust rims front 17X7 Rear 17X8
Tires Sumitomo Front 225/45-17 Rear 255/45-17
Custom wire American Auto wire
Custom dash by Hampton Engineering
Autometer Gauge set
IDIDIT Billet Steering column and steering wheel
Lokar Shifter
Sony Bluetooth audio system
New front and rear bumpers
All new stainless steel side moldings and side panels
New tail lights
New vertical fin molding
Custom grill
Custom mufflers
10 new body mounts
New paint
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