hackin' in a 1964 BEL AIR exhaust! Low budget fix for vintage Chevy!

hackin` in a 1964 BEL AIR exhaust!
The infamous `64, a Chevy that seems to get alot of attention, even in this tacky old wagon configuration. Big plans were made for this car (not by me) but like usual, they fell thru this summer and fall. A mild 350 was swapped, and the 1/4 panel patch was on backorder, plus a bunch of other problems, so the whole nightmare was wisely held off till further notice. Perhaps a black metallic paint job with a pearly white roof would look ok, or a nice shed to keep your rakes and shovels out of the elements could be made from it. Look for it in the future either way.......Maybe a bagged lowrider???
(alot of shaky editing, it takes more work than building the cars themselves, but things are getting better, hang in there!)
stay tuned for alot more good stuff coming! and check out all the other junk too!
If you like rotting Imps, check out the Decaying Classics 1 + 2, there's lots in there!
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For 1964, very few changes were made except the expected sheet metal and trim renovations. Cars were 209.9" in length while the wagons were 210.8" long. In addition to the un-changed standard engines, there were two different 327 CID engines were offered, developing from 250 hp to 300 hp and three 409 CID engines ranging from 340 hp to 425 hp (317 kW). Except for a chrome belt line and $100 difference in price there was little exterior difference between the Bel Air and Biscayne version.

[@pjy42]

You gotta take the rough with the smooth buddy

[@brenzinc]

hehe thanks! You always make my night! :)