1955 Chevrolet Bel-air 2 Door Post Sedan,frame Off Unfinished Project on 2040-cars
Springhill, Louisiana, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:NONE
Drive Type: RWD
Make: Chevrolet
Mileage: 99,999
Model: Bel Air/150/210
Trim: 2 Door Post
Disability Equipped: No
1955 Bel-Air 2 Door post. Clear Louisiana title,
I started on this car in 2009 First thing I did was took the body off the frame and dis assembled it and powder coated the entire frame, 2 inner fender welds, rear end housing, backing plates, and 4 A-arms, Frame back on with body bushings, new ball joints, shocks, power steering box, front disc brakes, gas tank, new hard board panels for interior, most all the body molding stainless, both bumpers, front very nice, some extra body stainless. I tried to take accurate pictures as possible, if I left something out, please contact me. As you can see I have not touched the interior. Needs front floors back floors may pass, depending if you want a show car. Only have rear seat springs. You will see a picture with a V-8 engine in the car, I am in need of a kidney transplant, and have had to sell the motor, now I have to sell the car. I need the money, but I am not giving the car away.... I know how many hours I have invested in it.
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