The Bel-Air has a recently rebuilt 283 cubic inch V-8 power plant. It has less then 80,000 original miles. It drives like a plane and I love it! My dad and I finally got the radio (AM only as was stock) working last summer. Thanks to my dad and brother for their help.

Garage kept driver. 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-dr sedan. Chevy small block 283 with 4-barrel carburetor (not original engine) rebuilt with 3,500 miles on it. Detailed engine compartment with chrome accessories. Recently rebuilt powerglide transmission – 1500 miles on it. Chasis has 100,000 miles. New tires with custom chrome wheels. Re-chromed bumpers. Recent new interior. New aluminum radiator with new hoses. Recent complete tune-up. This is a solid driver that runs as good as it looks.

it u put a supercharger on this, it will fly. put some high profile tires on it and make it completely none stock. it will handle alot better. but it still flies with all stock parts on it. Frakin fast.

This is my 1958 Chevy Apache step-side pick up. Right now the truck rolls w/o engine power. There is enough rust to keep me and my dad busy for a while, but the jist of the body is solid. We don't know if the 350 chevy small block runs because it has been sitting for over 20 years.