my 1957 Bel Air test run
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@RoninAvenger -driven weekly, sometimes hundreds of miles to shows, your profile lists your occupation as wizard??? I'm betting my 57 sees more daylight than you mr. dungeonmaster.
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@lslb2010 Thanks, and no chrome - all powdercoated/ endurashine or ceramic so it won't rust and is easy to keep clean!
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This video just makes me smile man :)
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WOW, Man that sounds BAD ASS!!!! Beautiful!!
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It's beautiful. Beautiful.
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My dad got one recently for 1000 the body complete
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@nldekker o be honest with you man if you cant fix cars take your money go learn how to because the price of that n the cost to restore one your self will be less then to get one professionaly restored n i mean ALOT less
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@tommynights you guys did an excellent job on this car though, these things are icons of the 50's. i like how it was kept with the sleeper look. stock appearance with dangerous power. thumbs up
Is that the old Johan Models Building?
pepperkitty 1 month ago
@pepperkitty I wouldn't know, they aren't there any longer. It was Cindy Street in Ocean, NJ, across from the Jaguar service center and next to a cabinet store.
tommynights 3 weeks ago
i always thought these cars were long like the chevy impalas when i was younger til i saw one in person. these cars are small
AvenueD417 2 months ago
@AvenueD417 Yeah, funny how the nose and trunk make em look big - the back seat has very little leg room and with the stock steering wheel, my knee hits it every time I shift...
tommynights 2 months ago
Out of curiosity, what does it cost (I know this is a broad target) to restore a Bel Air? I would love to buy one and have it professionally fixed up..
nldekker 2 months ago
@nldekker For a car in decent shape, expect to pay 30-40 grand. A show car is about 70-100 grand. Mine is about in the middle of the two. If you get a rusto-rod and do it yourself, expect to pay a lot in unexpected repairs.
tommynights 2 months ago