Rebuilding the 1957 Chevy Belair Front Suspension part 2

Removal of the steering box. Also continue with rebuilding the front upper and lower a arm suspension with bushings I found in my collection of parts.

[@johnnylom9915]

I gave up trying to work on the 57 on hot days. Down under summer temperatures can into the low 40s Celsius sometimes. I bit the bullet and got air conditioning installed. Good for summer and winter and was able to work anytime I felt like it. Wife never comes out into my garage so she doesn't know about it LOL

[@bentrodgarage]

Well, I work in the heat all day already. If I can't to something I enjoy and want to do in the heat over general work, I don't know what I would do. We are over 100 now with the "feels like" in the 115's. Currently no break in site.

[@johnnylom9915]

@@bentrodgarage We are in the first month of winter here but have been lucky so far. Days have nice and sunny for over a week now and temps are between 2 deg overnight to 17-19 deg Celsius during the day. Worked on my 57 today hoping to get to a "cars and coffee" this Sunday

[@georgewilson9121]

your lucky thats not a bel air they tend to be rusty under the fin sails and the upper side chrome also under the rocker chrome

[@bentrodgarage]

It is a Bel Air w/ factory air car.