1954 Chevrolet Bel Air 150/210 on 2040-cars
Belmont, Louisiana, United States
Double Click on main picture and squirrel through 24 super size pictures. Up for Sale is a 1954 Chevrolet Bel-Air.
This is a true street rod that looks original on the outside. It was painted Copper & Cream, frame was painted
brown and body undercoated. The brake system was upgraded to a Hydra tech system which is power assist. The peddle
is still through the floor. Brakes are front disk, rear aluminum IRAC drums. The front end was replaced with a
Mustang II kit with power Rack. Steering was replaced with late model column with tilt and a Lecara wheel. The
firewall was smoothed and radiator moved forward and replaced with an aluminum one to make room for a Big Block
Chevy engine. An electric fan was installed. New Stainless fuel tank. Dash was modified for Vintage Air.
The engine is a 1970 402 Bored out .30 that makes it 408.5. The pistons and rods were balanced within 1/2 gram.
Compression is 9.5 to 1. A Comp Cam street roller kit was installed. Part # 11-430-8 CB 280H-10Valve lift .595
Duration at .50 224 lobe lift .3500 lobe sep 110..
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