Despite their love to wagons, Bob and Nancy Smith got bored with their ’55 Nomad and did an other project – 1955 Bel Air hardtop. The car was dropped to Dale Webber who runs “Dale’s Classic Customs” for customizations.
Much work and many hours later Bel Air got some extreme body modifications and finally achieved its clean look. The LS2 engine swap ensured more than enough power to spin the amazing Budnik Directional Revolver wheels [18x8 front, 20x10 rear].
This ’55 Bel Air, for sure, is an other serious applicant for our Top10 awards.
Photos: streetlegaltv.com
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