1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air 327, 6-speed.

Walk around of my 1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air 327, 6-speed.
Motor is a 1961 327 with Dart iron angle plug heads. Airgap intake with a 650 Holley, Competition Hydraulic Cam. Motor was built by Performance Engineering in Grand Rapids MI. Motor dynoed at 420 horsepower. Patriot ceramic coated headers. Griffin radiator. MSD. Richmond six speed with Lakewood bell and centerforce clutch. 9" Ford rear end with with new Eaton Tru Track posi unit. Moser axles. 4.56 gears. All new brakes front and rear, discs up front. 2" dropped spindles. Rims are Torque Thrust 2s, 17x8 and 17x11 rear. Tires are Nitto 255 40 17 and 285 40 17. Car has a 21 gallon fuel cell.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• 1957
• Chevrolet
• Bel-Air
• 327
• 6-speed
• hot
• rod

[06DESMARAIS]

Umm nice but ...'57 FORD FAIRLANE's are bettter

[falconwing1]

@06DESMARAIS nuuh uhhh

[fiddlerpin]

Gotta put some chrome bumpers on it. And some chrome hood spears

[ffmedic4u]

I actually LIKED the painted front and rear bumpers and hood ornamentation... NICE touch- GREAT idea!

[goofgoof1000]

south dakota



[lllllll5s]

Dang that's nice! Great car!

[Supergungun]

@falconwing1 If you want a soulless car why don't you just drive one of those soulless new dodge chargers or soulless Camaros? Why do you have to strip a 57' Chevy of its beauty?

[falconwing1]

@Supergungun My car is an atheist, so no worries.

[Supergungun]

@falconwing1 The chrome is a lot of its soul.

[falconwing1]

@Supergungun That explains why I was always asked if it was a Honda Civic! Thanks for pointing that out.

[Supergungun]

@falconwing1 Without chrome it kinda blends into Honda Turf.