1958 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210

Sedan

283

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

1958 Chevy Biscayne 2 door sedan Body: All new interior floor pans New trunk floor pans (need installation) Bodywork done to 95% Chassis: New front disc-brake conversion: new rotors, pads, calipers, hoses, bearings, and seals New dual-chamber master cylinder New rear brakes: new drums, wheel cylinders, shoes, hose, and hardware kits Rear brakes converted to self-adjusting New brake lines; all nickel-alloy, these will never rust New u-joints (3) New carrier bearing New rear-end axle inner and outer bearings and axle seals New fuel tank and straps New fuel level sender New stainless fuel line from tank to pump New gas cap New wheels (4) Tires like new All new fluids; oil, transmission, rear-end, brake, coolant Motor: 1962-64 283 motor (block casting number 3849852) Compression on all cylinders 160-180 psi Holley 650 vacuum secondary carburetor freshly rebuilt Edelbrock intake manifold New hydraulic lifters New top-end gaskets New spark plugs New oil filter New PCV valve New points and condenser New alternator, 1-wire New battery New battery cables New thermostat New lower radiator hose New radiator (will be installed Friday) Transmission: Turbo 350 transmission New filter Interior: New shifter; Hurst V-matic 2 Moon competition-style gas pedal New racing-style 5-point harnesses Have all interior window frames and trim (disassembled when I got the car) I am a professional mechanic and I have rebuilt this car as if I was keeping it forever. Well, things have changed and I wish to sell this car to buy something else. This car runs and drives, and stops and steers nice. This car will take little to finish it real nicely. Any question, please call 845-797-0334. If you would like to come and look at this car, please do.On May-12-13 at 16:25:05 PDT, seller added the following information: I lowered the reserve considerably. I was going to remove it completely, but I could not remove it below the current high bid. I am sure this car will easily meet the reserve. Remember, there is no such thing as paying too much, there's only buying early. Thanks, JK