540 CI 1962 Bel-air let's go sideways at 100 mph! Jason Phillips auto appraisal
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- Local Flint Mi lead water and gasoline certified auto appraiser Jason Phillips inspected this monster 1961 Chevrolet Bel-Air. Ride along and get an education from this Flint builder of performance Larry P.
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What an awesome build. I love those '61-'62 bubble top chevy's and this one is a real boulevard terror! Everything is done with A1 professional craftsmanship.
Beautiful top to bottom. Actually Breath taking !
I like the way it is done,still has that original look.Last of the bubble look.I have always liked Chev/Pontiac up to '72.
Bought a '62 in 1972, still have it. 4 dr ht impala.
Man one of the sweetest 62s I have ever seen!!
Love the 62 except, for scoop on the hood
What a Great era us Baby Boomers Lived through before America Lost All Common Sense--nothing like the Roaring 60's...
Right there with you brother. Born in 52.
shut the fuck up boomer
@@rayota260 Cry a little louder Junior, you missed out. Born in 1953 and proud of it.
@@G8GT364CI that's funny af bro those snowflakes dont know when to shut tf up
@@MikeY-nh2we They're just jealous that we had the best cars, the best music and the best time to be growing up.
My first car was a '62 Impala ! Didn't run quiiiiiiiite like this one !! lol !! Nice car and great work done to it !
Lordy...just beautiful!
Wow I'm really impressed! You did a great job with the vintage air conditioning! Why not! Yes why not! You can kick ass all day and still keep your cool 😂
Had one new 300hp 327. Ñot very stable at 100 mph stock .
Love it brother!!!!! Very clean neat and functional build!!! Bravo to the builder's!!
Most beautiful rear end i have ever seen!!
Had one in high school, not the bobble top and with a 283. Love the smooth ride and the motor didn't want to quit. Sold it right after graduation and got me an SS 69 camaro.
POPPIN'!, EYE, EAR, and MIND POPPIN'!
What an amazing build. Thanks for this video!
I love that car 62 year I was born in 62
old school here! I had 60 cars. First car I ever drove at 12 years old was a 1963 Chevy Impala. My friend had a 62 Chevy with a 409 dual quads, and he would smoke the tires down the street. it was fast. I like the Chevy frontend looks? And I remember the old Chevy impala commercials back in the 1960's. American History! Bad Ride!
Steering wheel sucks pep boys special !
I like the front grille on the '62. Looks better than the '63 or '64.
Don'r remember seeing a Bel-Aire 2dr hdt before. Great car.
That is a very rare car! GM didn't make very many Bel Air bubble tops in 1962. From my understanding, the bubble top belairs in 1962 were built with the leftovers from the previous year. I have only seen one '62 bubble top bel air in person.
Well it's even more rare if you can find a original with a 540! Never mind the bubble top
Being a lifelong resident of Flint, Michigan I can appreciate a 62 Chevy, I had a 63 all original Impala Super Sport w 409/425 4 spd. Wish I still had it, lol. Going by the first 3 numbers of the phone it's a Grand Blanc, Michigan listing. I'm thinking about buying another Classic car, maybe you'll steer me in the right direction. Thanks for sharing.
This is an awesome car! Love the blue interior...goes great with that white exterior.
That's one baaaaaaad Belair nice build love it
The original 409 cars came with one piece driveshaft's. This is a neat car.
I don't want to sound like a know it all but you're wrong, my friend, 1958 up to 1963 had two piece driveshafts, I've owned a few and replaced more u-joints than I can count.
Doubt that, with the x frame it wouldn't work.
Love that 62 Chevy my favorite !!!
But~~ I like the manual. Get the feel of shift points and enjoying the drive. Love the Bubble tops of the 62 Bel Air and Pontiac Ventura and Catalina..Beauties
Love the hood/push pins,cut-outs and the only true muscle car color...... White !
( Bonus pts for the beautiful blue interior )
Wicked ride man, clean build all the way around & now...... go beat the ever-lovin' snot out of it ! ✌😎
Oh man.... thought it was a gear banger 😔
Still one hell of a sweet ride 😎
Good morning boys, sweet ride. I’m sitting on my couch watching your video, when you get on it for some reason my foot is trying to go through my concrete floor, Have a great day God bless and stay safe. Flawless car
Wow nice work
Hats off to the man in charge !!!
guys your car is absolute absolutely magnificent
bad to the f****** bone
Trutrac have any vibration problems?
Older posting noted in 2016. Just checking. Would the owner still have this car... and if so ...would this be considered for sale?
Nice resto-mod classic look with great modern upgrades.
Very nice car.
Oh! Yea! I'm a Ford Galaxie guy (1963-1/2) but hard not to love them old Chevy's too.
Take Care and God Bless.
Very bad-ass....those electric cutouts are a nice touch !
I like how this was four years ago but yet I read the video description associating with Flint with the water tragedy.. water and lead experts and car appraisal Jason
there were two errors though you mentioned 61 but notated 62
and with the drive by about 340 in you called it impala to Bel air
For those lamenting the days when these cars were new, THESE modifications were not factory options and the car overall would have seemed noticeably cruder. I was born in '51 and lived through the '60s, and few then were actually fast. Many would lay down a good patch and seemed fast when riding in one with a valve-slappin,' gas-hog, 175 hp 4-bbl V8 bellowing and a skinny belted polyester tire squealing, but didn't have a high top end (although plenty fast enough to kill you; and don't get me started on the abysmal brakes or lack of safety features). But today they sure are cool and WAY FAST when they've had all THIS done to them! If you could buy something like this car then it would have to be an actual factory-backed NASCAR race car and cost about a million bucks.
Funny how tastes change over the years. When I was in high school I thought the 62' was ugly. Not anymore! And this one's a real work of art. Thanks for posting.
My very first car, inherited from my grandmother in 1970, was a white with red interior, bubble top, '62 BelAir (boy, could it get hot inside! like a greenhouse). But mine only had 235 cubic inches, backed by a two-speed slush-o-matic Powerglide. The body was excellent until my mother borrowed it to run to the store during a snowfall. That poor little tree made contact ever so gently between the right pair of headlights, never broke a bulb. Too poor at 16 to get her repaired, from then on it looked like Jason Momoa's eyebrow. Thanks mom.
The '62's had such a nice profile.
I like how the steering wheel has been clocked for prop up driving.
AWESOME
I had a 62 Biscayne, 409 from the factory. Replaced the 409 with a 396 in 67. Duntov cam, Baldwin-Motion performance kit, hedman, ram air and more. It was a strong runner for it's day.
MORON
Clean machine! Just beautiful...
Beautiful car! Love it!!!
I had a black one with 427.4 speed Rock crusher
Nice! No flame billet steering wheel and 20" rims!
Love that car.
Bubbletops are rad, and that one, really does it for me.
White with blue gut is sweet,
Had the same color interior in my first car ( 1962 Bel Air Sedan)
Very nice!
Cool car man 👍
Nice ride man
Is it a stock chassis?
There are two cars on my buckets list. This one and 1970 challenger RT.
Makes me sick how many of these i wreck,scrapped and sold. 😔😪
I have the big sads about all the old metal gone forever. These, and all the old pretty receivers and amps of the Receiver Wars of the late 1970's. I'm certain we were invaded by aliens in 1980 and they took our great stereo tech.
Magnificent is about the only word that comes to mind. 🤙🏻🤙🏻
My type of thing really, can't say much more.
Gorgeous!
Need to pick a more secluded spot for this.
Its beautiful 🔥🔥🔥
Gotta have 100k invested in that beast
I have almost the same car. Mine is an impala 4 speed car but i have the same hood, and it originally was the same color with the same color interior as that one.
Badass burnout!!!
I have a 62 Impala super sport that was originally that color with the same interior. Small block 4 speed car.
not a 62...but a 63...my first car convertible! "Rambo22"
The baddest 62 Bel Air around in Michigan I’m sure!
Beautiful i love 62s
That's one mean ass ride!!!
I agree with comment below got bells and whistles and it holds a tune.
Very cool. . .
Beautiful car
Impressive
Beautiful car. Its a rocket.
All that work went to that car and they could fully paint the door jams.
Uses left foot on brake ???
Nice!
Nice
solid roller cam on the street,,,, wont last long..will be good for a cpl years running it summer weekends though..
Bough one new 327auto conv .was 3000$as I recall didn't handle well above 100 compared to Dad's Packard 55 caribbean
Very nice 62
Cars were so much cooler back then, America was much cooler, people were cooler. MAGA!
Hell Yes !!!!!!
And THE musik!
Lucky man 😁👍
Born for speed 🙏
My 62 had a 327 V8 in it
Sweet!
Where's the clutch pedal?
57 Chevy Bel Air still King!
69 Chevelle SS Queen!
66 or 67 GTO is a Prince.
What a beast
Remind me of when I was a kid my mom had one but it wasn't power like that
I had a 62 bel air 283 3 on the tree. Great car.
P.S. why did you say impala in middle of video don't know your cars? Lol
Yeah u called it a bel air at the end of the video probably cause the owner had to correct you at some point lol
Great Bel Air
NICE.
My first car@16
My favorites were the Chevy impala SS 58, 61, 62
X frame be gone ! Lol 🔥😎
Nice cir
Bad ass car.
This Ford guy likes.
The fun was power shifting , anyone can sit there and step on the gas !
1969 I bought a 62
White Impala Convertible for $20.00. 283 powerglide missing reverse and broken trailing arm. I get sick thinking about the value's of any of my 1960's cars. Oh well.
how does this guy not crash..........driving an automatic with two feet...........good thing its not a standard.........wow
Yeah that shit was driving me crazy! lol
My friend bought one brand new in 62 impala 409 4 speed took us for a ride it was fast
Big girl with a big block😍😍👍👍👊👊🤙🤙✌✌. 2.0 needs a couple of hair dryers on it to fill the vast empty void under the hood. 👍👍🤙🤙✌✌
I miss the sound of an octane guzzling four barrel opening up MUSIC