1957 Chevrolet Bel Air SOLD / 136476

THIS VEHICLE HAS SOLD!
Ground-Up Pro-Built Bel Air Hardtop Restomod LS3 V8 Auto Custom Interior A/C ///

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Sealed in a superb coat of GM Some Like It Hot 2-stage, this slick Bel Air is the beneficiary of a professional rotisserie restoration that cost its owner one year and roughly $220K. Pop the car’s stylish hood and you’ll find a hot Chevrolet Performance LS3 that was sourced directly from Pace Performance. One of the most well rounded crate engines Chevrolet offers, the LS376/480 utilizes aluminum construction, L92-style heads and a racing-inspired Hot Cam to churn stout 10.7 to 1 compression into 480 horsepower and 475 lb./ft. of torque. Behind the engine, a fresh 4L60E 4-speed spins a proven Ford 9-inch that’s equipped with a posi-traction differential and 3.73 gears. Turns come courtesy of power rack-and-pinion steering. Speed gets scrubbed by hydraboosted CPP calipers, which cinch drilled and slotted rotors. Some Like It Hot floors hover on a blasted and smoothed frame, which rides a heavily upgraded suspension. And all that hardware rolls on sweet Raceline wheels, which spin 225/45R18 Mickey Thompson Street Comps in front of 275/35R20 Mickey Thompson Street Comps. Between the doors, Chuck Hanna of Mooresville, North Carolina’s Hot Rod Interiors installed $12,933 of custom leather. Front and center, a quartet of French-stitched buckets feature throwback cloth stripes. In front of those seats, a smoothed dash wraps blackened billet around Dakota Digital VHX telemetry. At the base of that dash, a custom, full-length console centers Vintage Air climate control between chrome power window switches and a Bluetooth-capable Planet Audio head unit. And the driver spins a half-wrapped Billet Specialties steering wheel around a tilting column and billet foot pedals. If you’re dreaming of the perfect blend of lavish ‘50s style and modern, reliable performance, you’ve found the ultimate classic!