Full frame off restoration. Great kid (though 'kid' is not truly correct, except for his Grandfather)
Nice! A true labor of love.
Full frame off restoration. Great kid (though 'kid' is not truly correct, except for his Grandfather)
Great looking car and an even better story....
Great kid!
Is this your way of making fun of Bel Airs?
(Okay, we’ve [I’ve] probably beaten this one to death).
It’s a great story and he’s an awesome grandson for doing it but it’s super ghetto lookin.
I’m only here for the car porn pics...
Sweet.
My father had the 57 Chevy Bel Aire 4-door hard top. It was a light green body with white top.
Nice story but the restomod just aint my cup of tea.Should have made a sleeper out of it.Bone stock appearence and a fire breather under the hood.
Nice story but the restomod just aint my cup of tea.Should have made a sleeper out of it.Bone stock appearence and a fire breather under the hood.
Very cool.
My dad bought a 1941 Chevrolet when he returned from the war. Us kids have a photograph of him proudly standing next to his “new” car.
My brother came across the exact same model car a few years ago and did a full-on restoration - even the same color and Dad’s, and then presented it to him before he passed.
I now have side~by~side shots of him in 1946 and again in 2012 standing next to his pride and joy.
First driving lessons received behind the wheel of father's '57, that appeared similar to this.
Looks good, for a four door.