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Fifty three Chevy the same year I was born, the more you look at this car it is really done right, first off the colors are killer and the wheels just look like they belong there, great motor choice, the interior lacks nothing it’s definitely a winner!!
Absolutely the sharpest 53 I've seen, and remember seeing them daily as a little boy! Back then tho, they were usually green, brown, black or the light turquoise .... DEF nothing like this! I wonder what GM engineers and executives would say if they coukd jump ahead in time and see this one?!! Again, the pics of the undercarriage says it all when it comes to detail and quality of workmanship .... the even spacing of exhaust etc. Absolutely a fantastic restoration and build. And Mr Grams says it well, that this car is a bargain at this price. Great job everybody!
@@gieb6428 I think one of the most popular cars and colors of that year. Even as a kid, I loved the 53 model, and then the 54. I remember in 54, a 'rich farmer down the road had a son (spoiled rich kid) lol .... He ordered a new Corvette in blue, with the standard tan interior. I was 5 then, and recall flagging him down one day to let me see it. Great memories of childhood, and I've never lost my love for cars. If I was well-off enough, I'd own a barn full of those beautiful old classics. In about the mid-60s, I heard that a young man from a nearby town kept showing up at the 'rich kids' door, now married with a family .... He kept pestering the owner to sell it to him. Covered up with a heavy green canvas tarp for years, the owner finally said, "Young man, if it'll make you stop pestering me, you go home, bring me $800 cash and a trailer, and it's yours ". The young man came that afternoon and hauled it home. (This is a true story).
OMG I have already commented on various vids of my love of these 50’s classically sculptured machines 🥰. My first car when a 17yrs old excited Scots girl was a gorgeous two tone blue 57 GM - Vauxhall Wyvern. Now at the age of 76 I wish I still had it 😭
Love it , in the sixties my brother had a green one, great car and we used to get the horses up to ride with it, run them around the field 2 times and they'd go right into the corral. 🤩
Jay - Outstanding car!! Wish I could afford since I was born in 1953. You give the best in the industry review of this car and all you preview on videos. Keep up the great work!!!!
Absolutely beautiful, Congratulations to all the team on 70K well deserved, we enjoy watching your channel and cars, I know you would like me to buy them, but I've been talking with Jay, just about cashed up, just need a little more, then we can move on something, as I gotta come meet you guys, will make and awesome video, USA to Tasmania Australia The Real Down Under 🤫😂🤣 Have a great weekend coming cheers🍻🍺 KC 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤝🇺🇸🇺🇸😎👍
I'm waiting for you to send me a Tasmanian Devil. The one that spins around like a Tornado and makes crazy sound as it's talking just like in the Cartoons from the 1960's.
I would not dare buy that car. My wife would kill me if I tried. While I was in Vietnam my brother sold her a 53 Chevy wagon that ended up in a ditch, full of kids, at night, in the middle of a Wisconsin winter. Yeah, she would have a fit. The woman is 75 years old and she has never forgotten that incident, or forgiven that car.
Beautiful car. I didn't know Chevy made 1953 Bel Air model. I mostly saw post sedan's 2 dr + 4 dr models. Me born in 1951, I remember next dr was 54 convertible
My Grandfather owned a 1954 Chrysler Imperial 2 Door that he called "The Machine." This Car resembles the Chrysler, except it appears to be a little smaller.
I just love that chevy 🤟 looks like my first car chevy bel air 1954 powerglide, beautiful gourgeus stunning 🦇 from the batcave thanks Jay grams president of volo auto museum from tom your friend always 🤩 🤩
Question, where can we bring these cars when they need work ? Like oil change, tires, does not start, tune ups, etc. Where can we go for this service or go back to you ? Thank you sir. Looks awesome!
You could probably find some local mechanics that would work on it. Especially a vehicle like this one that had a much more modern Corvette engine put in, you could probably have a Chevrolet dealer service. We have 4 full time mechanics that go through all our vehicles when they come in & before they leave. We don't have the capacity to offer mechanical services after a vehicle sells.
Tiny Mustang II front end welded in then converted to 5 bolt was a cheap cop-out in my day. Chev S10 rear ends were not built for much torque input. - - - Show Car, not a Hot Rod.
Loved the car, but I earned a price without further salesmanship. A product like that sells itself. Should I watch another and not be disappointed by a lack of price?
You were doing ok 'til you rolled up the passenger window at 5:06. Noisy, apparently needed some help with your right hand. Issue is not that it needed some attention, but rather that you didn't mention it. Used car salesman.
Those 53 hard-top cars look absolutely killer painted bright red. That car is a perfect candidate to be repainted bright red even though it looks to have really nice paint on it now. Only problem is if it were repainted (done right) it would probably cost 20 grand to do so.
My old man had a second hand 53 chevy 4dor until 1966. How embarrassing to ride in it. You could see the pavement through the floor and it smelled like hell. This video was great but the memories that were resurrected are unpleasant to say the least.
@@VoloMuseumAutoSales Ya' think ? He also drove me and my brother around in it after we waited an hour in that POS for him to come out of the tavern then he would put me in his lap and let me steer while he worked the pedals, what a guy.
It's Volo, no Volvo. We believe our cars are priced fairly & a lot of them don't seem to stay around long so... Of our ~250 cars, less than 50 are on consignment, and are treated no different from our own cars.
That is one beautiful old Chevy , I saw a model just like this , same year , vet motor , I don’t think it had the suspenction up grades , but it looked very similar to this ! But the car was owned by a nice guy , and him and his neighbor was looking at it , and the owner and the neighbor , who was a cop , wanted to hhave the owner , take them for a ride , so they went inside , and some how the neighbor, who was the ,cop , got the keys , and was going for a short ride , so he got it started , and this was in a community, and he didn’t even make it out of this place , he was racing , lost control of the car and just missed a big thick sone wall , but didn’t miss this huge tree so he’s lost it , the car is heading towards this tree at a high rate of speed ,and it hit this tree on the passenger side going , sota sideways , and plowed into the tree just behind the behind the R/ wheel the driver shot across the ft seat , no belts , and slammed right at the front lower part bottom of the R door , and was killed , that second, and it crashed right up to top of the A pillar , it really totaled the car almost wrapped the frond end around the tree , but the cop stole the car , to take it for a joy ride , and never made it but just under 1000 feet , he could have killed some body , as he had lost control, of the car , and hit that tree !
Their already being converted in Switzerland.. ive seen a 64 SS and 66 impala full electric with tesla Drive train.. battery pack under hood replaces engine.. nothing different than factory other factory drive train gone. Interiors are intact.. only LCD screen added
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