1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Sedan 350 V8 Red

In addition to great alignment, the car's svelte body features show worthy aesthetics that are the direct result of fresh trim, classy emblems and showy bumpers. And those striking details have been carefully married to a collection of surfaces that is much nicer than anything that rolled out of the factory. Toss the hood and you'll find 350 cubic inches of fuel injected small block that, fully rebuilt in early 2020, creates roughly 300 horsepower. Behind that mill, a fresh clutch kicks a tough Richmond 5-speed, which spins a factory Drop Out Axle that's finished with an open differential and 3.55 gears. That driveline gets steadied by power rack-and-pinion steering. Power-assisted stops are provided by a polished booster, which clamps body-matched calipers around a quartet of vented rotors. And torque meets the pavement through attractive American Racing Torq Thrusts and sporty Kumho Ecstas. Between the doors you'll find a stylish leather interior that uses traditional elements to polish modern presentation. Retrofitted seats stretch tight leather hides around power adjustment for the car's driver. A carefully reworked dash centers a modern Kenwood CD player between modern air conditioning and upgraded telemetry. A custom console surfs a speed drilled shifter on plush carpet. Tasteful side panels front a sensible combination of power and manual windows.