1962 Chevy Bel Air "Sanity" - Jay Leno's Garage
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ม.ค. 2018
- Ralph Holguin brings his latest build from RMD Garage, a 1962 Chevy Bel Air named Sanity and Jay gets a unique look under the hood and the chassis at all the custom details.
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1962 Chevy Bel Air "Sanity" - Jay Leno's Garage
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This car is amazing. It looks exactly like a toy car. From every angle, it looks like Jay and Ralph are standing in front of a really well constructed 1/8 scale model car. Amazing attention to detail.
Jay is being so polite about the car...it's obvious he hates but i respect his courtesy to other people's lack of taste and keeping the focus on the build quality.
I love the recognition for those of us who bring parts of our project into the house, because that's how much it really means to some.
I really appreciate it when Jay puts cars up on a lift. I think all car shows should do this.
I bought a tan 1962 4door Belair for $1.00 back in 1981, my old neighbor passed away and his son asked me if I wanted to buy his car. I said "how much" he said one dollar. SOLD! The son was an executive for Chevrolet and didn't want the car.... it had less than 60K on it and a back seat that looked brand new. It had the 283 with the 2speed automatic trans. Shifter on the steering column and a am radio. Drove that car for many years.... thanks again Mr. Sur!
Absolutely love this 62 Bel Air... I actually saw it in person when they were unloading it in front of Jay's garage for filming... The car looks even better in person!
Ralph really is an artist. He just starts working! Such great bodywork.
This looks like an artist's rendering of a concept car brought to life. Amazing.
Ralph is such a passionate car guy and builder such a great car and build and nice seeing someone with his passion in Jay's Garage for once.
This guy is an artist, nice job
Gotta be one of Jay’s best videos. The interaction between these guys is entertaining. The car is gorgeous, such detail. Certainly has to be a trailer queen. Couldn’t imagine driving this thing for an hour then spending 2 days cleaning it.
Rolling art work for sure
Hello, Jay
I'm a fellow MA guy who lives in Colorado. A car accident shut me down in 2010, but I'm not out.
I know that your good opinion of classic Detroit sheet metal stops at around '65 - '66, but I have a dream car - a '67 Impala SS Coupe, with a 427 w/aftermarket fuel injection, and a 6-speed Tremec manual.
My father brought one home from work when I was a kid, and he scared my mother senseless with it.
He had just been promoted to General Manager at his job in Boston back in '66, and from '66 on, he got a brand-new company car every year.
The car was a bluish color, with a white roof. It was a 4-speed, and my mother said no - get a station wagon. Dad didn't let on, but he seemed to be bummed out. After 3 months, he came home with a dog-do colored Chevy station wagon. 327, automatic, family hauler.
The coke bottle body on the Impala SS, a la Camaro, was (and still is) beautiful to me. I'll never be able to afford one now, but I can always dream. I enjoy your TH-cam channel, and if you finished reading this entry - thanks. LW
This car from front to back and more importantly from top to bottom is the cream of the crop. That undercarriage is so god damn beautiful! This is the guy you want to make your car look like your OCD dreams come true!
We want to see your classics Jay!
I enjoyed this guest. His enthusiasm and personality are infectious. Beautiful work on the car.
Met Ralph when I sold him a custom garage door for a house he had in Bellflower about 20 years ago, coolest guy you'll ever meet. Took me down to his shop on Downey unbelievable what a kid from the hood in Torrance did with his life personally and in the business world the man is a genius and a real gentleman. MAD RESPECT FROM EAST LONG BEACH 💯
Saw this at SEMA met him also, nice guy. Car is killer in person. 😎
Much thanks Ralph Holguin for sharing your amazing car and labor of love with us, and also Jay Leno for his amazing knowledge he brings to the table and the teriffic questions that brought this masterpiece to life. He is right about the memories that this car evokes in those of us that knew them fron the neighborhood and saw them daily on the road. I surely would have loved to see the smile on Jays face as he drove this beauty and would have loved also to hear it purring. Great show !!!
Ralph, great work on this car!
One of your best shows Jay. Great car and great guest.
Car looks like something out of Disney's "Toon Town."
Thank you Jay for doing all of these videos, shows and providing all the info, history and nostalgia!
Aw man , the car is like a velvet cake, what a beauty
I've been watching Jay Leno's garage for few year's now I really love Jay car reviews it's amazing to see car enthusiasts a like keep up you're awesome work Jay
Always liked the bubble Chevs & Pontiacs. I like how he still kept the push button on the floor for the hi-beams. Thanks Jay.
Beautiful auto. If, and I mean if I was forced to criticize it, I would have had the exact same sculpture of the interior, with the only difference being the color. I love the work, artistry and innovation of this auto. That is humbling to admit since I feel that the 64' GTO is the most iconic auto EVER produced! I just appreciate this builder, BTW, my first job was a detailer/lotboy at Ash GMC on 96th and Pacific Ave, Tacoma WA!
I've been to RMD Garage. I was there for this unveiling. They do great Cars And Coffees.
Make America Great Again! I love how he did the front in that mat finish. NICE!
the A pillar and its windshield - they just look awesome together
That car is crazy , it looks almost like a drawing sitting there. Very unique.
This guy seems pretty awesome. Just seems really passionate and really likes what he does. Love the car.
Okay, it's been 3.5 years since the video came out, time to bring it back for a drive!
It looks fantastic and I don't want to take away from that, but I live in the past and I probably would have restored it back to original. Love the bubble tops!!!
Car looks like a giant diecast.
Wow, the car looks like a rendered image. Beautiful!
My dad had a 63 impala ss convertible and that 62 is so beautiful
Absolutely beautiful car I have never seen anything as nice as that great job
Nice choice, don't see many of these done up so nice.
+JayLeno'sGarage I LOVE the look & theme of this Bel Air, this thing seem like a beast w/ great looks & very modern tech on a retro chassis & body which in itself is beautiful
To all the people posting negative comments, Have any of you ever built a car? Have any of you spent thousands of hours designing something then turning it into reality? Have any of you prepared and painted a car to this level of detail and finish?
Have any of you thought how you would feel if someone posted your type of comments about something you had put so much of your heart and soul into, You should be ashamed of your selves, maybe you should post images of the amazing cars you have all built for the rest of the world to comment on.
Matthew Stewart most of the dudes crying and complaining are basement dwellers who take public transportation.
Thx Jay. The color burned my eyes! Under appreciated yrs for Chevy done exquisitely
Wow. One of the finest cars I've seen here. Thx.
That front end is all over the place.
Absolutely stunning! Beautiful, just beautiful.
That's the era car in my teen years, and it's beautiful !
I really like the windshield. Those are some crazy curves.
Totally agree! These bubble top chevys are great looking!
One of my favourite ones are the 61 impala. Damn that rear end!
Looks like a render, Amazing
First thing I noticed was that windshield. Good looking. I've never been a fan of early 60's Chevy's but this car is really nice. I'd drive it for sure. Underbody... Wow.
Love the car! I appreciate the direction they went especially what condition the car was in at the beginning of the build!
Nice job, like the lipstick color. Real amazing car!
I wanted to see more of the interior - it looked so very inviting!
beautiful car. piece of art. congrats to all who have part in it
Man that windshield is Sick
Love it 👍👍👍
Such a beautiful sensual car. Incredible. Kudos
Thanks again guys for bringing us a cool car.
LIKE THE CAR AND RESTORATION...... GOOD WORK JAY!
Thanks for putting cars up on the lift more!
I love these types of cars, wish more of them were still on the road
It looks almost unreal, damn!
I don't know if you are reading the comment section Mr. Leno (I assume you have a lot of other things to do), but thank you for your love of cars. In France, cars are a little bit persona non grata (in french we say "litote", but I think the word in english is "understatement"), but in my opinion, a good isomorphism to good life is having the chance to ride good cars (regardless their age). I ride a little DS3 Performance, which is a child of Citroën and Peugeot. Is is not a well done car, but the chassis and the engine are just marvelous.
Wow. Nice design guys. Id like to have that ride!
Not to my taste at all, but I can appreciate the time and effort that went into it. I'd be upset if it was the _last_ '62 Bel Air, but it's not, so why get mad?
If you snatched a car out of a comic book and placed it in the real world. Amazing design. :)
I remember Hayden Profitt(sp?) racing a '62 bubble with a "409". Story was that he had bored the right bank something like .030 over and left the left bank stock. The reason was that the right side had the air conditioning compressor along with all the plumbing. When the NHRA did a tear down they always did the left bank only. Probably an urban legend, but a good one. :-)
Talent, talent, talent!
Jay interviewing an icecream cone
This car so perfect, good job
That is an incredible build !!!
Gorgeous build.
Wow. What passion
I noticed he kept the floor/foot button for high beams, sweet!
That's a beautiful built!! Great job!
Love the Bel Air! Thanks Jay!
That the first I've seen flushmount glass as bubbletop and boy does it looks awesome!
The paint & Crome finish looks so flawless that I thought it was a computer-generated image. It took me a few seconds as the camera changed angle to notice I was wrong!
Why do I read the comments :( ? This is a beautiful build with hundred of hours of work put into it but still not good enough for the internet. Love the car, disappointed we weren't able to see it on the road.
The gap between hood and top of grill looks strange to me. Maybe it’s better in person but here it looks like bad fit and finish.
It's the angle of the camera shooting down. When the camera was lower, the hood and grille lined up way better.
I love it … great job 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😍
I always love the shots of the underside!
Very progressive design. Looks fantastic! RMD Garage episode with Jay Leno please! Would love to see what you make for him.
Beautiful build!
Very Interesting. Looks Like a modern interpretation of the old Bel Air from 1962, but made from a 1962 Bel Air. 1956-57 are still my favorite years of the Bel Air though.
Gotta drive the cars man !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Man, Ralph is great.
That's the kind of car a 11 year old kid would like.
Naw - most 11 year olds have taste.
Off the charts awesome custom 62. Only thing I would do is put some matching grey bezels around the tailights they totally look unfinished to me. Interesting to me is that from the side and front he made it look a little like the early 1963 Galaxie by softening the sharper edges by removing and modifying the trim-amazing job!!!
Freak'n GORGEOUS!
Gotta say, I don't usually like "modernized classics" - but this is just done so well that it blurs the line. It looks almost like a modern "throwback" car, like the Dodge and VW throwback models. It looks like what I would expect Chevy to release as a concept car for a "throwback Bel Air" to compete with the Dodge Challenger.
Wow , usually US cars are not for me . I love the discreet tasteful job this dude has done on this Chevrolet .
Cool Car! I really wanted to see & hear it go!!!
Think this was took down over the comments section on the original post
All these people crying about plastic looking have obviously never seen a well detailed car. The paint and detailing on this car is immaculate.
Re-upload! Wardrobe malfunction?
I was just telling my daughter how we sat in the trunk at the drive in , in these big trunks, in the golden days.
I freakin' LOVE it! The undercarriage is gorgeous!
WOW what a beautiful car. 👍🙏✌️🌞😎🏎🍻
Great looking car and
Clean as ....!
I saw Jay flinch when the guy says "Crap", Car is not daily driver or touring car. It's an over-worked show car that was delivered in a truck. Nice enough especially the windshield.
No test ride for you Jay, this is a trailer queen. Only good to look at.
Not good to look at
Come on Cruza can you blame them for making that car a trailer queen? You have to at least give props for what was done to the car ? It's now a piece of art that any regular vehicle could not compare, or you only mad that it doesn't have 2 wheels?
When there's too much invested into a car it turns into a trailer queen,like this one.
It gives you anxiety because it's either....it can't be driven too much...or be parked too long.
Your either building a car to be driven and enjoyed..or your just building it to compete in shows.
You can keep your throphys,because at the end of the day...I'm driving mine and I'm having more fun then the guy who is looking at his perfect car,sitting in the garage.
Mr Mac Luckily there are also guys who built show quality cars but drive the wheels of them. I know an guy with an 1950 mercury, fully customized, candy apple red paint job absolutely gorgeous car. When he finished the car he said he couldn't wait on the first scratch or dent, just so people could see the car gets used.
It would’ve looked 100x better original. Even pink if he’s so keen on it, but he ruined this poor classic