Posted by: ripp37

02/01/2009 04:31PM

It can be a nice ride with a lot of work. Come check out my big block 54 Chevy and comment

Posted by: lostsoulmusic

07/06/2006 06:06PM

Wow. You are lucky.You have a much better starter car than I got. The eastwood company should fix you up with just about everything you need for your project.

Posted by: RETROGASSER

05/09/2006 09:07AM

VERY NICE! I have a 1954 Bel Air being delivered today from Washington. I live close, would love to see your progress.
good luck!

Posted by: 65biscayne

04/26/2006 01:44PM

hey starting out with a nice car. it will make it easier starting with a solid car. im building a 54 chevy 4-door as well and i would have to say since you have already taken the body off the frame you might as well and throw away the old frame and get a 1984-1990 caprice classic frame and drop your body on there. its the best way to go, you will have a v-8, power steering, power disc brake. i just got done doing that to mine but i also chopped the top 4.5 inches and body dropped it 5 inch. i did bag it and im working on the body work right now. i bagged the car and the rocker panels will lay on the ground when the car is all the way down. i have 22 inch wheels on the back and 20's up front. im almost done with all the body work and i plan on having it painted within 3 weeks. im only 21 years old and this is my 3 old school car i have built but its great because my dad owns a body shop and i have learned so much from him and everyone that works there over all the years. if you have any questions just let me know i will be more than happy to answer them. my email is joshbarnes13@hotmail.com

Posted by: 54ROOTS

04/19/2006 04:29AM

It looks to be in pretty good shape. Have you thought about doing your own body work? I just became a member today. Do you have anyheadliner installation pictures?