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A Professionally Custom Built and Restored 1956 Chevy
Prepare to be amazed by the stunning restoration and customization of this 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210. This Chevy is not your average classic car—it has been meticulously crafted and restored to perfection. The professional builders spared no effort in ensuring that every detail is impeccable. Completed in 2010 through a thorough rotisserie and “frame-off” process, this Chevy is a testament to true automotive artistry.
Attention to Detail: A Showcase of Craftsmanship
The level of craftsmanship exhibited in this custom 1956 Chevy is truly remarkable. From the moment you set eyes on it, you’ll notice the meticulous attention to detail throughout the vehicle. Every curve, every finish, and every component has been carefully considered and flawlessly executed. This attention to detail sets this Chevy apart as “the best of the best.”
Impressive Features and Upgrades
Let’s delve into the impressive features and upgrades that make this 1956 Chevy a standout among classic cars. The restoration process involved a complete body (rotisserie) and frame-off restoration/build, ensuring that every inch of the car received the same level of care and attention.
Under the hood, you’ll find a powerful 1997 Firebird fuel-injected 350 (5.7L) LT1 engine. This engine delivers exceptional performance and reliability, making every drive a thrilling experience. The four-speed automatic/overdrive 4AL60 electric shift transmission provides smooth shifting and optimal control.
The suspension has been enhanced with a Fatman Mustang II front end, including a stabilizer bar, stub frame, adjustable coil-over shocks, and disc brakes. These upgrades improve handling and ensure a comfortable ride. At the rear, you’ll find drop shackles and springs, a 3.24 ring and pinion, and a new rear sway bar, further enhancing the car’s performance capabilities.
Other notable features include a Magnaflow stainless steel exhaust system, a new wiring package, and the “I Didit” steering assembly for enhanced maneuverability. The Torq Thrust II wheels and Michelin 235/45R17 tires complete the stylish look while providing excellent traction on the road.
Captivating Style: Deep Metal Charcoal and Chrome Bumpers
The aesthetic appeal of this 1956 Chevy is truly captivating. The deep metal charcoal exterior color exudes sophistication and showcases the car’s sleek lines. Unfortunately, the photos fail to capture the quality and depth of the paint job, emphasizing the need to see it in person to fully appreciate its beauty.
Chrome bumpers add a touch of classic elegance, complementing the car’s overall design. The one-piece chrome bumpers provide a seamless look, accentuating the car’s timeless appeal.
