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blackhawk 06-08 asked:


the car originally had a 409 ci motor. it still has the 409 emblems but has a 350 4 bolt main in it now. the car hasn’t been restored yet but is in really good condition. it has a very little cancer on quarter panels and a little on the hood. it also has a muncie 4 speed tranny and car runs. other than that, body is straight. is the car worth $3500 without the 409 and with a 350? if so where can i find a 409 to try to keep it as original as possible? i would greatly appreciate help on this matter!

josh_sulser asked:


i own a 1969 bel air and it doesnt have a hood. i have access to a 67 bel air hood but im not sure if it would work. i am wondering if anyone knows what hoods would work with a 69 bel air.

Heidi W asked:


We are working on a restoration job on a 1957 chevy bel air, but we are having trouble figuring out how some parts fit in. It would be really helpful to see a picture of a completed interior. If anyone has pics or knows where I could get some please let me know.

Adidas asked:


the blue or pink 50s version with razor wings and stereos

Monstah asked:


I’ve been looking for a while for 1962 Chevy Bel Air door panels, specifically for a two-door sedan.
I have seen many finished Bel Airs on eBay with brand new door panels, and was wondering where they got them from.
If possible, I need a specific website from which I can buy these door panels, or if it would just be cheaper and easier to go with matching, custom panels.
I am also looking for new armrests (the ones that attach to the door panels) for the Bel Air, if you know where to find those also.
Thanks for any answers!

roxyandneo asked:


How do I cut it?

vikkievictoria asked:


i want to rent a classic car for the day

Michael V asked:


hi i have a 1964 chevy bel air i just bought it and going to restore the guy just put a 350 engine in the bel air with a Powerglide transmission 2 speed will the transmission work for this kind of engine

salvation asked:


My brother-in-law wants to buy one.

Monstah asked:


Well just for info, my brother and I are working on a ‘62 Bel Air.
As of now we are replacing full floor pans and such, but I have a few questions.
My first is about the interior.
I have looked for a few weeks, and I’m still unable to find a true reproduction of Bel Air door panels. (2 door sedan, specifically, color green)
I have found Impala door panels, but they are very different in design.
I would be greatful if someone could help me out on that.
Also, the car originally came with a straight 6 and an automatic transition.
My brother and I are planning on putting in a 5.7L 350 small block
with a 4 speed tranny.
Does anyone know if the modifications we have to do to the car are going to be too serious? i know that we’ll have to chop a hole in the new floor and such, and shave the column shifter, but is it “safe” to change an automatic to a manual?
Don’t get me wrong my brother knows what he’s dealing with very well.
These questions are just for me, because I am very curious.

Thanks