1951 Chevy BelAir
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Great looking car. I'm not keen on the double chrome strip on the door and front fender.....different strokes for different folks. It's still a beauty though.
Tom
Tom
Mar 21, 2024 20:35:24 #
stant52
Loc: Williamsport, Pa.
black mamba wrote:
Great looking car. I'm not keen on the double chrome strip on the door and front fender.....different strokes for different folks. It's still a beauty though.
Tom
Tom
Sorry , that's original , stock ,the way they came from factory
Mar 21, 2024 20:36:40 #
stant52
Loc: Williamsport, Pa.
terryMc wrote:
I knew a guy who had a '51 hardtop back in the '50s. His was the only one ('51) that I had ever seen. They must have been rare. Nice job on this one, I like the taillight treatment.
just a little over 100,000 made, over a million 1951 chevys made
Mar 21, 2024 21:04:00 #
stant52 wrote:
I must amit, I bought it about 80% done . Friend o... (show quote)
You're welcome and I look forward to YOUR future photos. You've got a winner there!
Mar 22, 2024 01:23:42 #
Don W-37
Loc: Bangkok, Thailand
Beautiful! Great workmanship!!
What's under the hood?
Cheers,
Don
Bangkok
What's under the hood?
Cheers,
Don
Bangkok
Mar 22, 2024 07:15:45 #
Love these cars. When I went off to college in 1961 I was driving a slicked up 51 fleetline with new paint, new sear covers, new headliner, port-a-walls, and I added a heater and push button radio. Wish I had a photo of it. My dad and I had gone to a wrecking yard bought a “new” engine and stick shift transmission. The seat covers and headliner was $25. The paint job $12.50 because we taped it ourselves. What fun we had. At the time my dad owned a tote-the-note lot. What a way to grow up. Thanks for sparking the memories.
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StanMac
Loc: Tennessee
GMs introduction of the hardtop design really gave a boost to the “stylishness” of their coupe designs. This one is a beautiful example of that style impact. I love the maroon and cream color scheme - it must have been popular in the day as my Dad had a ‘49 Nash coupe in the same color scheme. Not sure about the customizing of the tail lights.
Stan
Stan
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stant52
Loc: Williamsport, Pa.
trackmag wrote:
Love these cars. When I went off to college in 1... (show quote)
I also have a 1950 Chevy Styleline 2 door sedan pretty much all original except paint ,original engine with 126,000 miles , 3 speed on column We've had it for 16 years now have put over 60,000 miles on it
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