'60 Bel Air Hardtop, 348/4-sp

[scuncio]

Sure, it has rust, but what a neat car - a '60 hardtop Bel Air with a W-motor and 4-speed trans. The hardtop roofline looks so sharp with the Bel Air trim - same reason I prefer the '61 Bel Air hardtop to the Impala.

Wish we had Verne Frantz to pick this one apart....

Link to 1960 Bel Air 348/4-sp Hardtop auction (https://www.ebay.com/itm/285326968214?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5337538513&customid=&toolid=10001&mkevt=1)

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[67since67]

My H.S. buddy had a '61 BelAir bubble top, 283/220 three on the tree. Always loved the simplicity of their styling, no mater the year. - Bill W

Just noticed the trunk emblem, this one may well have been born a 283.

[Lynn]

Not many years of Chevy cars I can't warm up to. Just don't care much for 58-60.
Not sure why. Nothing butt ugly about them; just not my cup of tea. Still, hard to believe it has no bids at $12k start.

I am sure there is a decent market. There's an a$$ for every seat, right.

[Bill Pritchard]

Just noticed the trunk emblem, this one may well have been born a 283.

Would it have had crossed flags along with the 'V' on the trunk if it had been an original 348 car Bill?

[67since67]

Yes Bill, crossed flags above the V on the front or rear of any big Chevy '58-'61 designates 348.

[Jonesy]

This car is right here in my town if anyone wants me to look at it.
I have never seen it on the street up here