1953 Chevrolet Bel Air 2dr.sedan(project) In Bare Metal / No Drivetrain on 2040-cars
Hampton, Virginia, United States
1953 Chevrolet Bel Air 2Dr.Sedan (PROJECT) IN BARE METAL BILL OF SALE ONLY I PURCHASED CAR IN OCTOBER 2012 WITH A BILL OF SALE IN MINNESTOA WHICH I WILL INCLUDE I FLEW TO MINNESOTA,RENTED A TRUCK AND TRAILER AND DROVE BACK TO VIRGINIA. THE PREVIOUS OWNER DID VERY NICE WORK IS WHY I BOUGHT IT. Frame Sandblasted And Painted By Previous owner New FLOOR PANS INSTALLED And Painted Corvette Yellow By Previous Owner Majority Of Body Work Completed By Previous Owner (WITH NEW METAL WELDED BY PREVIOUS OWNER WHERE NEEDED) Welded Patch Under Pass. Door By Previous Owner Will Need To Be Ground Flush And Prepped You Will Need To Weld In A New Firewall Of Your Choice( I REMOVED THE ONE INSTALLED BY PREVIOUS OWNER AND I WAS IN THE PROCESS OF WELDING IN A NEW 16 GAUGE FIREWALL,NOT COMPLETE) Shaved Door Handles By Previous Owner ( NEW ELECTRIC DOOR POPPERS AND TRUNK POPPER INCLUDED ) I Installed New JPL Street Rod Chassis Engineering Mustang II Bolt In Cross Member New Tubular Upper And Lower Control Arms New Vented And Cross Drilled Rotors w/Large Calipers 2 1965 Corvair Bucket Seats Included (Drivers Side Installed) 1955 Chevy Rear Axle Installed By Previous Owner Chassis Engineering 3" Lower Rear Leaf Springs Installed In Rear 9" 1957 FORD REAR END, 58" LONG AXLE FACE TO AXLE FACE IS INCLUDED WITH NEW BRAKES I Purchased New 235/75/R15 / 205/75/R15 Cooper Radial Tires Cragar S/S 15" Wheels (15x8 Back.15x7 Front) 2 Sets Of Front Fenders Included ( 1 Set With 1955 Chevy HeadLight Caps Welded By Previous Owner ) Hood And Hood Hinges Included (Hood Has Center Seam Welded And Body worked By Previous Owner,Nice Job) Front And Rear Windshield Included All Stainless Trim Included Complete Grill Assembly Included Original Front And Rear Seat Included ( 2 Sets) Various Large And Small Parts Included My Reason For Selling Is That I Purchased A Completed Car Off Of eBay In December. I No Longer Want To Weld And Grind Aymore On Projects Shipping is buyers responsibilty,I Will Help Load On Truck Carrier Of Your Chice Or You May Pick Up I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END AUCTION EARLY AS CAR IS FOR SALE LOCALLY I PREFER PAYPAL
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Plug In 2014: VIA makes the case for 'free' plug-in hybrid work vans, trucks
Fri, Aug 1 2014If you're a fleet manager who's been waiting anxiously for the chance to buy a plug-in hybrid van from Via Motors, your wait is almost over. If you work for the right fleet, anyway. David West, the chief marketing efficer for VIA Motors, took AutoblogGreen for a ride around the San Jose Convention Center in a Via van sporting an Electric Blue paint job as part of the Plug In 2014 Conference this week and gave us an update on how things are coming along. The big news is that the Via PHEV van production is going to start by the end of September. Via can currently build two vans an hour at its production plant in Mexico, or about 16 a day and could easily double that. "That would get us to 20,000 a year with two full lines running," West said. "We have the capacity." "There is no way gas can compete with electric." – David West, Via Motors But they can't sell that many quite yet. By the end of December, around 350 Vans will be made, mostly for a $20-million program from the Department of Energy (DOE) and the South Coast Air Quality Management District that will see the vehicles used by fleets that will report energy data to the Idaho National Lab. Via is also finishing up CARB certification for both the van and the company's plug-in hybrid pick-up truck. About 50 percent of Via's technology in the truck will not need to be tested again, since it's the same as what's in the van, but things like crash tests will need to be done twice. Despite the progress, this is not where Via hoped it would be today. The bankruptcy of battery supplier A123, "took about a year off our timeline," West said. "It's been getting a little slow getting it to market, there have been some challenges, particuarly since we had the country's worst recession right in the middle of this wrap up, but it's inevitable in my mind. There is no way gas can compete with electric." Maybe that's why FedEx has expressed an interest in buying around 5,000 units, West said. FedEx already has some pilot vehicles, just like Verizon does, and PG&E wants to replace all of their gas trucks with electric vehicles, which would be another 3,000 sales, he said. Besides the fuel savings, vehicles like these, with easy on-site power generation, could also work wonders in post-disaster situations, he said, since they could replace the need for generators.
EcoCar2 is on the hunt for a better, cleaner Chevy Malibu [w/video]
Thu, Jun 12 2014The students spent three years transforming an ordinary Chevy Malibu into a revolutionary vehicle. Not far from the building where General Motors once invented the Chevy Volt, a dozen or so college students are standing on the blacktop alongside a test track, watching a professional driver push the limits of a plug-in hybrid car they've built that's far more radical. These students, from Colorado State University, have spent the past three years transforming an ordinary Chevy Malibu into a revolutionary vehicle. At first glance, it still looks like a regular sedan. But under the hood, they've installed a hybrid powertrain that contains both hydrogen and electric power sources. Even by the standards of the Department of Energy competition they're participating in, it's an outlier. That's exactly what they had in mind. "We didn't want to come here and tell them how to build a better Volt," said Tom Bradley, faculty adviser for the Colorado State team. "They already know how to do that. We can tell them how to think about these possibilities in a whole new way." After three years of work, it all comes down to this. The Colorado State team was one of 15 that came to GM's Milford Proving Grounds last week for the final stretch of the EcoCar2 competition, which challenges regular college students who have no automotive experience to do nothing less than reinvent the American car. The teams have come from across North America, and include schools like Ohio State and Virginia Tech that have a long history of participating in similar competitions, and schools like the University of Washington and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University that are here for the first time. After three years of work, it all comes down to this. The teams have operated 24 hours a day for almost two weeks here at the Proving Grounds, running a gamut of tests that include a 310-point safety inspection, emissions and energy-consumption tests and road tests, in which professional GM drivers ensure they're road worthy. The winning team will be announced tonight in Washington D.C. Revolutionary cars, ordinary package While other green-car competitions encourage extreme designs, this one comes with a somewhat constraining twist: Yes, students must improve fuel economy and reduce emissions, but in the end, they still have to have a car that would appeal to mainstream customers. In practical terms, that means they must keep conveniences like air conditioning and trunk space.
General Motors CEO Provides Few Details In Appearance Before Congress
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