Clean BBC '66 Bel Air

[scuncio]

Nice car with interesting colors. I would have to do some work in the engine bay to make it look like more of a 1960s piece, but love that it retains the stock interior. Also looks to have the original "Eisenhour Chevrolet" dealer decal on the rear bumper.

Link to 1966 Bel Air 454/4-sp auction (https://www.ebay.com/itm/294750661661?hash=item44a0822c1d:g:diAAAOSwDtRh6gE 4&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5337538513&customid=&toolid=10001&mkevt=1)

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[Mr70]

Love that paint color,it screams mid 1960's. :burnout:

[Too Many Projects]

Oh, MAN, that Fawn interior...:ooo: I've been trying to get the interior in my '66 SS painted the correct color and gloss of Dark Fawn for 4 years. It's been painted twice now and it still isn't correct. That's the ONLY thing preventing me from final assembly of the car.


This car is way cool, but as Tony said, the engine bay needs some changes to look more period correct. And the steering column needs to be disassembled and the shifter nub removed to appear original.

[mssl72]

Nice looking conversion.