1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Door Hardtop

of Riverside, California. The exterior was repainted metallic green with a dark green roof and accents, and the interior features reupholstered black leather power-adjustable front seats, a custom center console, and an aftermarket stereo. Power is supplied by a 350ci V8 paired with a 700R4 four-speed automatic transmission, and additional equipment includes a nine-bolt differential, a Camaro subframe with rack-and-pinion steering, Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, Wilwood four-wheel disc brakes, polished 17” and 18” Billet Specialties wheels, Billet Specialties serpentine belt system, shaved door handles, and power windows. The body received a replacement driver-side quarter panel prior to a repaint in House of Kolor metallic green with a darker green roof and pinstripe accents. The rear fender sail panels were removed, and the rear bumper, badging, and door handles have been shaved. Additional features include a custom front grill housing Chrysler turn signals with LED bulbs, as well as HID headlights and LED taillights. The body was tubbed to accommodate the polished 17” and 18” Billet Specialities wheels that are mounted with Nitto Neo Gen tires sized 225/45 up front and 285/35 out back. Stopping power is provided by Wilwood four-wheel discs, while suspension modifications include a Camaro front subframe with rack-and-pinion steering, shortened A-arms, and a custom four-link rear suspension with a Panhard bar. The cabin was coated with bedliner prior to the installation of heat shield and sound deadening material. Lexus-sourced power-adjustable front bucket seats were reupholstered in quilted black leather by Kiwi Kustom Upholstery of Mead Valley, California.