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Restoration Abandoned Chevrolet Bel Air (1954)

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This video is a full Restoration of a chevy bel air 1954.
This 1954 Chevy Belair arrived at "MetalWorks" restoration shop for a full ProTouring build. TheeSpeed Shop will be supplying lots of performance goodies including an Art Morrison chassis, and a GM Performance supercharged LSA engine.
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Project Built By:
Metalworks Classics & Speed Shop
1045 Arrowsmith St Eugene,
OR, US 97402
Phone: +1 541-341-3372
metalworksclas...
info@metalworksclassics.com
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29 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 8

@jimlogan2329 Год назад

Love this car. A big THANK YOU to everyone involved.

@franciscojosepellegrino2553 6 месяцев назад

Excellent work, congrats

@georgsteinle747 Год назад

Very nice, Beautiful Car! God Job!

@memoalonso3317 Год назад

What do I thing about this project? Wow absolutely beautiful great engineering and craftsmanship. I want to see more. Thank you

@dave5833 Год назад

Just goes to show if you throw enough money at anything you can build stunning rides.

@edwardalamo2507 Год назад

Is worth the time and money, that's why the Tri-Five are popular.

@SARSteam Год назад

Meticulous and neat. It is sure great to see this old lady on the road again and in the great shape it's in :) Well done to the team.... I suppose the restoration cost isn't something we want to talk, whatever the price was, its well worth it... One question though, how come the body doesnt rust the next day after acid dipping ? I assume it must have some sort of clear spray over it ?