1958 Chevrolet BelAir 348
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- This is one of the BEST 348 equipped 1958 BelAir Chevrolets you will ever see. Stay with Samspace81 on TH-cam for classic cars. This car is fully equipped with a built 348, 3-speed manual on the column, power windows, power steering, air conditioning, Wonderbar Radio. Finish in its correct two-tone paint. The undercarriage is finished in red oxide primer. The frame and components are powder-coated. The interior is OEM. Thanks for Subscribing to Samspace81 on TH-cam for classic cars.
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Who would dare dislike this video? It's beautiful!
Haters, I keep them busy
Bc this car not painted like Ukrainian flag.
Punk ass Ballas😮
Shut up orange wad swallower @@Александр911-х6л
@@samspace81power windows on a Bel Air
My father's sister and her husband a 4 door Belair It was two tone, mint green and white. A beautiful car. I always loved that car.
Very cool!
That color scheme sets this already off. Simply beautiful
It really is!
I always liked the '58 styling more than the '57. And I thought the '56 was nicer looking than the '55.
Great piece of art, well kept and perfectly restored.
All newer cars look alike inside out, but this beautiful piece of art has it’s own personality and attention.
Well said!
Sweet ride, ‘58 is one of the coolest looking chevys ever.
So true David
I was honestly amazed at the fact it had power windows. This thing is in immaculate condition!
For years I didn't see the beauty of these cars until my dad got a 58 wagon.and that OPENED my eyes to these beautiful cars ! Love these cars now ! Thanks pops !
Right on
My stepdad bought a new 58 ford ranch wagon 2dr. It had a police interceptor 352 with a 3spd on the column. It was pretty fast for the time.
Not a big GM fan but in my humble opinion these 58 Chevys rocked! One of the best looking cars GM ever built. A neighbor lady had one when I was a kid. She drove it like she stole it.
So true, very cool. Thanks Brad
This car is in my opinion one of my favorite non-Tri-Five Bel Airs. The 348 makes it look powerful and the power windows make it look modern.
That was a nice car. I sold it and marketed it twice over the years
This is easily and by far the most classy and beautiful chevrolet ever made. Hands down.
this is very very important car!
A timeless beauty. I had one in high school. Mine was orange and cream with matching rolled and pleated leather.
Classic. Thanks for watching!
The original colour, white and sky blue 1958 iconic century car , nothing like it ,
i love it 🌷💕
Love these pastel colors too
60years still looks great you American's make the best looking cars
My uncle had a '58 Impala- all black, with gorgeous chrome appointments and bumpers. It had white sidewall tires and knockoff spinner hubcaps like this Bel Air in this great video, too. I remember the twin chrome Down swept exhaust tips, and red leatherette interior. He kept it in the pristine condition just like the B-52s he was in charge of as a crew chief in the 409th Bomb Squadron.
Thanks 4 sharing Robert
Now THAT'S how you maintain a car! It's gone through great care, compared to most of today's cars! This is probably some of the cleanest cars out there!
It was, glad you enjoyed the little walkaround, cool channel name! Thanks for following Samspace81
thats not a car, that is art! What a beauty! Restored just perfectly how it should be (not over restored)....gorgeous!
Indeed it is, indeed it is. Thank you very much for the comment! - Sam
Yea presic just as when it came out of the factory in 1958 not showcased, just like this.
Well said !
Hello. I am from Russia. I want to say, that it is one of the best car.
You said the magic word.
Gorgeous car and color. An American classic. Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure, really appreciate you watching & commenting
The fifty seven had all the attention then, if it hadn’t been such a huge hit the fifty eight would have been the car of the decade. I’m a ford truck guy but I love the 55, 57, and 58. But the 58 started a whole new generation
I like your take on it Jim
As a kid the '57 Chevy didn't mean anything to me. It was the '58 Chevy that blew me away. Wide, sleek, awesome car !
I saw this on a license plate trim on the back of a ‘58 Chevy at a car show years ago…
“‘55 to ‘57 Chevys were great.
But ‘58 was worth the wait.”
Love that
What a great restoration.i remember it being "car and driver's",car of the year.personally I think it had the Cadillac beat!! Simply beautiful. thanks
Thanks so much for the comment Thomas, memorable car for sure 👍
i just purchased a 58 Biscayne 283 2 weeks ago and today i found a 348 that will make its way into it, same colors 2/3/22
Sweet congrats
this was before I was born but what a car.... and above all great man person who maintained or restored it.
Indeed, great sentiment. Me too. I really appreciate you watching the Samspace81 classic car channel.
348.....the older bro to the 409!! Great looking and sounding car!! I have NO IDEA why anyone would thumb down this car, unless of course he's a millennial IMPORT owner......Eeeeeeuuuuuwwwww!!!
Nothing like Chevys first big block in a car for 1958s. Great engine but many did not understand they couldn't turn the RPMs like their small block counter parts. 348s and 409s were great engines and are very hard to find these days.
@@Library_of_Lunacy I had both. First a "348" in a '61 Impala SS, and then I had a '62 Impala SS with the "409". Both were good motors for me, but as you said.....you couldn't wind them up too high.
...Or a vegan hybrid owner... 😂
How many comments could include
the word beautiful? I don't know but count mine too. BEAUTIFUL.
American design at its best
I had one of these and they had Power to spare. One Hell of a ride
Good memories John
Gorgeous 58 Chevy. Some of the 348's were really good performers but Chevy really stepped it up a notch in 61 when the 409 came out
Yeah they did! Thanks so much for following Samspace81, Jeremy
Beautiful automobile! What blew me away was the power windows in a '58 Chevy! Thank you for the video upload!
Love the picture of your cat! :)
'My Coco' died 1 yr ago, June 1st. ....Miss her lots!!!
She LOVED to ride in cars!
What blew me away was the 348 Powerglide power steering power brakes power windows and air conditioning in a 58 Chevy BelAir. This cars original sticker was probably around $4000.00 which was a lot of money for a Chevy in 1958.
@@larryhawkins3294 It must've been top of the line. I didn't know Chevy
offered that much on their cars back then. I did know most Chevy
cars came with power glide by the
mid and late 50s.
My mom bought a 58 Bel Air in 1965 after my dad died. It was yellow and white-wish I had it now! That is too cool!!
Can we see a picture of it...please
@@michaelanderson1449 My mom sold it in 1969 when she re- married. Wish I had a photo of it. It was like riding in a banana boat!
When I was a teenager in the 60's, my friend Charlie had one exactly like this in the same pristine condition. Wish I'd have had one of these jewels!
Appreciate you sharing that memory Deep Water, thanks so much for watching the Samspace81 classic car channel
Man do I love classic cars I sure do man I’m a car classic guy also not only is a classic car this is a piece of art and I love it so much
You and me both, really appreciate your viewership
Mind blowing to see a 58 bel aire with power windows...and they are lightening quick....as well as air conditioning....always knocks me out when I see a '50s car beside caddy Lincoln or imperial with power options....great vid....
What
I had a 58 Bel Air Chey 4 door htp with power windows with a 348 engine. It was that orange & cream color. That was back in 1960, when I was 18 yrs.old. It was a great car!! I thought I had the world by the tail!!😊
there is nothing that can compare that sound of closing a real classic car door hey. awesome
1958 I was 10 yrs old here in the U.K.these U.S cars were from outer space to me.I still enjoy admiring them today .The last car i had with all these electro toys fitted was 8 years ago U.K.
Appreciate you Alan
The '58 Chevy design was just remarkable, and this example has more options and a bigger V8. Wow.
It was dressed to kill. Thanks Norman for watching
A true work of art
They really are. Thank you 4 commenting
What a beauty! I never saw a Bellaire all chromed-out and fancy like that one with power windows? The old belairs I ever saw were completely stripped Chromeless with the little round hubcaps in the middle and the only thing you saw that wear fancy where the Impalas that must be a one-of-a-kind.
Be.aire was the top of the line back then. If my memory serves me right, the Impala debuted in 1959 and later on was the Caprice. I was a 6 year kid old and remember the debut of the NEW 1953 Chevy Belaire cars.I
Thanks Juan
Appreciate you Joegy
@@juans6639 Impala was 1958 first year. Triple tail lights. This Belair looks made over. nothing original?
Looks to be fitted with a 409......A/C......very nice...absolutely gorgeous car!
It really was a sweetheart
Possible the most beautiful car ever built.
This is the same color as my 67 Mustang. I was a fan of it at first, but it grew on me. People love it. Not a typical color you see like black, red, or white.
Love that color. I filmed a Mustang that color this weekend. That's cool you're digging into my older videos. I sold that car. I use to sell em
@samspace81 I've watched a lot of your videos Sam. I loved the black caddy. Was that your dad? That car was immaculate.
Let's put these cars back into production. What a ride
Super man
...Amen..but the liberal "greenhouse emissions" bureaucrats and Government "safety feature and technology" agencies bent on self-driving blobs with no windows, will never allow these to be put back into production.. :(....unfortunately, it's only going to get worse......
Frank Steele typing...
Wonderful Steel mobile and the year I was born, 1958. Wo, hoo! ♥
It's a great year Frank indeed. I appreciate you 💯
Simply beautiful!
My Father had a 348 tri- power in Olive green! I was 4 years old and riding Shotgun. He bought me a Hersey's Chocolate bar on a hot day. It started to melt. I opened the vent window and threw it out. Then he took off from a green light and hammered it to the floor. That engine sound still stays with me to this day! We later went to a Ford Dealership.He test drove. A 64 new Hi-po Ford Fairlane. The smaller version with a 289 and a 4-speed. White with red interior. Man, What a day for a little kid to remember. Shawn
Good story Shawn. I appreciate you watching Samspace81
A friend of mine had one he only drove on Sundays in perfect weather, he bought it in 1960. Had the turbo glide one speed auto, great 2 door.
Great memories
Friend had a 58 Impala 348, convertible, red with a white top and continental on back what a ride.
Nice sounds like a head-turner. Appreciate you watching the Samspace81 TH-cam channel.
My dad had a black 4-door '58 bel air back in the late 60's.
Very cool, thanks for sharing
A 1958 chevy bel air is gonna be my first car :D. In my opinion this car is the most beautiful car I've ever seen!
It really is! One of the nicer ones
I love antique cars. That's quality. Perfection on wheels.
You're in the right place, Victor. I appreciate you following Samspace81, sir.
Beautiful chevy bel air 1958 congralutations
Thanks so much for checking it out, great year 😀
I had the same car and color with Tri power in high school, miss it!
Wow cool high school car
Nice Looking 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air
Memorable
My father had a 4 door 58 chevy, same color bel air. Beaitiful car.
I love it because it’s a work of art and it’s a Chevrolet in my birth year, fantastic thanks, Sam
Right on!
That is one beautiful car! Nothing today even comes close to that.
For me The most asteticly attractive classic modelel were the 1962 Pontiac 2 plus 2 Catalina ,and the 1956 Chevy Nomad or Rag Top.
This was the Chevy that I often wished that I had. I can tell by all appearances that this is a California car. It's living a much better life here than it would in the Great Lakes region!
Get you one David, appreciate you sir
Ko
Another beautiful car. Wow what a gorgeous shade of blue. Thank you. God bless.
Gorgeous. Dad had a '59, in '68. White on red, fender skirts, dual exhaust, pwr everything, in really nice condition in and out. It was kept garaged. Very cool, sexy car. It took the Impala to a whole different level. 🇺🇸👍🏻😉
Wonderful, great colors. Thanks for sharing that memory and following Samspace81 here on TH-cam
Beautiful car! Love the color and the way it sounds. 👍👍👍👍
Appreciate your comment & viewership, love old cars
American cars of the fifties,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,like no other, Stunning video, Just stunning,
Les Griffiths
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One of the best styled Chevies ever!
For sure Wally
Who the hell are the 134 people that disliked this. What's not to love about all this American steel it's beautiful
Haters make me stronger I just produce more and more because I love doing it. Thanks for the great comment. Appreciate you watching Samspace81
Just a stunningly gorgeous car.
It was, sweet BelAir
I swear I'm gonna buy one of these or a 57 one day. My dream car. Paint it in a glittery blue.
I know you can do it. Appreciate you watching
Wasn’t ‘58 the first year for the Impala? And, did the Impala have three taillights/side? Whatever....this Bel Air is nothing short of beautiful. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to see a real classic.
Impala was the top trim level for the 1958 BelAir, becoming its own standalone model in 1959. Thanks for watching, Mac mac!
@@samspace81 I didn’t know that....and I’m as old as the hills. One of our neighbours had a brand new ‘58 four door sedan (can’t remember the model...Biscayne?, Del Ray?) with an in-line 6 and three on the tree that would do the quarter mile in about 24 seconds at around 48 mph. (One big ,heavy, underpowered car). Ah...but I recall seeing a 1958 Impala 2-door hardtop in the early 70’s....man, it was sharp. That’s the one I saw with the three taillights/side and it was painted a gold-metallic colour and had scads of chrome on it. There weren’t too awful many survivors of the 58’s.....the front fenders were terrible to rust. That Bel Air in the video will last at least another 62 years.
My dad had a 1958 Biscayne. I took my Cal drivers license road test in it the summer of 1966. It had the 348 engine. Super quick and strong. Probably pretty bad gas mileage but gasoline was around .32 cents a gallon then. I remember this car had a rack in the truck where a block of ice was placed. A fan blew over the ice to cool the passenger area..
Great stuff David, I can envision your story. Appreciate you sharing & watching the Samspace81 channel.
Que nave!!! Me muero x ir a USA a ver esos autos!!!!
I repoed on of these in 1965 for the finance company I worked for. It had the 348 but had a turbo hydramatic.
Damn thats a cool story Arnold.
@@samspace81 I thought you would like it being so easily entertained.
I had a 1958 Chevrolet Del Rey Put a 1963 Dual Quad 409-425 in it Borg Warner T-10 4-speed You better hold on tight when she turns loose
WOW ! Can They Please make cars this cool again ? PLEASE !
You can say that again :)
Essas maravilhas, já tinham vidro elétrico,cara que show,poxa eu queria entrar dentro desses carros antigos tipo assim, ficar apreciando as coisas lindas bem produzida, acabamento perfeito belo trabalho de antigamente, sensacional, show, olha o motor, que máquina.
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Time was great and cars were also great
Thank you for watching
Wow I just love theses cars beautiful amazing look just love the colour beautiful
Glad you enjoyed it Keith, sure appreciate you following Samspace81
O man my heart skipped a couple of beats. I will always love this thing. tbh its my dream car and hopefully one day I will have one.
Good stuff and I love propane cooking with propane & propane accessories. I appreciate your comment & viewership on the Samspace81 classic car channel :)
Sure is beautiful car Chevy built in 1958. A one year only. Design Thanks for posting
My pleasure Dan! I sure appreciate you watching Samspace81 too. I love doing these old car videos. I also love a 59, but 58 has its own charm!
Back in the 50’s...starting in ‘55 they radically changed the styling every year. In the mid 60’s it was every two years.. The ‘58 was truly a beautiful car. My favourites were the 2 door hard tops then
माय ड्रीम का माय ड्रीम फॉर माय ट्रेन
America used to be such a kick ass place...these cars are a reminder
Still is bud! Thanks for checking it out & watching the Samspace81 channel!
Isso não é um carro! É uma jóia preciosa! Very beautiful! 🌹
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Amazing! You are among the few fortunate people to own such a work of art. I'm happy for you. Continue to take great care of it my friend. This is our heritage.
Happy to have you as a viewer
I love the look of those W-engine valve covers
Me too!!
If I had a million dollars ... I'd buy it in a heartbeat!!
Great ride
The total package....beautiful!!!
You know it, thanks for watching
Beautiful car!! WOW!! 👍👍 I love the gargling exhaust note...something I always pay attention to When watching period movies.
The first car my mom and dad had as a married couple was a 2tone blue '58 BelAir 4dr sedan which they bought in 1960.
Right on! Thanks for sharing, Peter
Dude, That Is One Hell Of A Car! I Freakin Love The Chevy Bel Air! I Love The 1950 Cars!!! GREAT JOB, LITTLE BUDDY!
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What a majestic ride!
It really is!
Family car late 1957 was 58 Belair. Four door. First one on showroom floor in town where we lived. 348 4 barrel automatic. 10 MPG. Needed high test to run properly. Dad usually used Amoco White gas. Passed down to me at 15. I donated points off my driver's license to my state in this car!! Otherwise good date car with big back seat. Notice clock is located on passenger side. Ours had quit working and was never repaired. However when I dated clock ran when my date was in the car. Sounds strange, but true. Car been gone since 1968.I think it would have been a good "Christine" if a Plymouth Fury had not been Stephen King's version. From the front it did look fearful enough.
Nice. I'd love to have one now.
...I'd take the car, 4 door or not!...:)....forget the dates.....:(
Thanks. I had a 1958 Chevy Bel Air Hardtop. The car was very beautiful.
Memorable cars
Lindo, fantástico, maravilhoso, sensacional, obra de arte sobre rodas ,usei palavras dos meus conterrâneos brasileiros de outros comentários!
Agora com minhas palavras ;
Um soa carros mais lindos já fabricados, uma joia ,um espetáculo!
Parabéns ao proprietário ,ao restaurador,e a quem cuida desse tesouro!
Greetings from Texas, appreciate you watching Carlos
@@samspace81 Obrigado/Gracias Amigo
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My father had one just like it when I was a kid in the mid 60's for a "work car". Navy blue automatic 348 w/air.
Wonderful, love hearing the stories. I bet it was sweet, he opted for the big motor too. Appreciate you following Samspace81
Those power windows on your "58" work better than my 1985 Ferrari 308 ever did.
@Terry Melvin мммммммм
Just bought a Lamborghini Aventador
@Terry Melvin
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Thats got to be the nicest 58 i have ever saw and defenitly the fastest power windows👀🍒🇺🇸
It really was and cool that it was a BelAir and not an Impala, well BelAir Impala for '58. Appreciate you watching Samspace81, Kevin!
Wow that is a sweet 58 .I own a 58 delray 2door post it pretty nice but not rhat nice . i like the colors they went with👍👍👍
Awesome Bel Air so much detail went Into The older cars of yesterday. Makes me hate the cheap plastic toy cars they make today even more.
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Man I wish I could afford one if these...
You and me both
The automobile have truly evolved.I think of all the ones my favorite will always be the Tucker
Me too Dale, watch this, I was at a museum exhibit devoted to Tucker - th-cam.com/video/KJSJvfzcVZc/w-d-xo.html
Каждый автомобиль шедевр, жаль ,что таким машин не будут делать больше никогда.
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細部迄良く手入れされた美しい１台ですね！素晴らしい
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The chevy bel air is one's favorites old american car she's magnificent congratulations to the owner of this car 👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎
Thanks so much for following Samspace81, indeed I'm sure it is still in good hands.
Damn that’s absolutely beautiful
Thanks for watching Frank, appreciate your comment.
Hermoso auto. FELICIDADES!!
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Absolutely beautiful car! Love those colors. This was one of 17,112 Bel Air Sport Coupes built in '58. If I had to make a guess as to how many survivors of this model, I would say less than 200. Factory price was $2447 for a 6, and $2554 for a V-8. Shipping weight was 3455 for a 6, and 3458 for a V-8.
I'm thinking this car cost close to $4K after all the options were added on tu tone paint turboglide power steering brakes windows tinted glass, Whitehall tires wheel covers and air conditioning among others.
I think you're right Larry. Thanks to you and Jack for following Samspace81