Restoration Abandoned Chevrolet Bel Air (1955)

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This video is a Restomod Build of a 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Door.
It is powered by a wicked 1000hp custom LS engine by Wegner Motorsports.
Project Built By:
Metalworks Classics & Speed Shop
1045 Arrowsmith St Eugene,
OR, US 97402
Phone: [phone]
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[@hawkdsl]

I wouldn't say it was black... Rather I'd call it a car with a complete lack of color. Jesus. Workmanship on the other hand, is incredible.

[@SesameStreetRacingChannel]

A monumental effort...capped off by painted trim?...Jeezus...when will people learn?...You do not do that to a '55 Chevy...If I saw the owner I would say..."Nice...but you wrecked it...try again".

[@AngloBh-mm7es]

Hermoso trabajo felicitaciones

[@kevrussell5972]

Some excellent work there,my favourite year, black on black makes it look even more understated great job all round 👍

[@dannyz4949]

p̳r̳o̳m̳o̳s̳m̳ 👌

[@SamuelOrtiz-y3b]

Butiful workmanship. Definitely needs color. Matte doesn't make it pop. Imagine a two tone color. Anyway great job guys.
S.Ortiz, New Haven CT.

[@fresnotruther9729]

Great fabrication and restoration, but I've never been a fan of matte black paint. It just looks like you need to finish painting the last third of the car as if you left it just primered. It also needs that beautiful contrast of black and chrome. Which is missing.

[@bobbymckinney1264]

Welder up built a 55 like this it would be hard to pick between them beautiful machines

[@larrypierce2777]

Lots of fantastic sheet metal work. Takes a lot of experience and training to do all of that work. It's like that with building aircraft, too. Great work!

[@Electron_libre3.0]

Je suis le premier😉😉😉