1954 Chevrolet Bel Air (54 Chevy Belair) LS Engine, Air Ride, Lays Frame

1954 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210 Description

Frame off custom, powder coated frame, painted engine, clear coat over patina by Yesterday’s in Tyler, Texas

Hand made inner fenders, firewall, radiator support, rear wheel tubs, drive line housing

Rebuilt 5.3L All Aluminum LS engine (LM4) by Ray Engine’s in Tyler, TX, only 600 miles on it, mild Texas Speed Cam (25-TSPLL216220112), runs and sounds amazing!

Matching rebuilt 4L60 Transmission with working linkage to steering wheel shifter

A/C car

Mustang II Independent Front Suspension from Jimenez Bros. Customs in CA

2 Link Rear suspension from Jimenez Bros. Customs in CA

4 air bags, lays frame, airpod air management system with remote

Custom Flowmaster exhaust with electric cutouts

73 Camaro rear seats to fit drive line hump

Installed headliner

Under-wheel LED lights

3” Whitewall tires like new

Sound and heat deadener inside

Trim included as well, just not installed

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If you choose to finish it off more, you might upholster seats, mount the rear seats, add carpet, and install door panels...that's about it! I do have the driver side new glass as well, i just liked the bullet marks so i left that. The shift linkage is pretty cool if you look close. Most of these cars have a hole cut in the floor with a giant shifter...we were actually able to use the original column shifter attached to the modern transmission with the linkage, that is super sweet. The LS has been tuned as well by a professional shop. Another neat thing is that the license plates are original 54 plates and are 'normal' plates...they are not classic plates or antique plates, meaning you can daily drive this car. My son drove it back and forth to school every day.