1964 Chevrolet Bel Air

1964 Chevrolet Bel Air In 1950 Chevrolet would introduce the Bel Air name which would go down in history as one of the most iconic classics ever produced. They remained in production until 1975 and had eight unique generations. They were the highest trim level initially but then dropped down to the mid level between the Biscayne and Impala. They are desirable cars and examples like this beautiful survivor are becoming more and more difficult to find. Being a 1964 it was the last year for the 5th generation before they were redesigned again. This car is all original and has 12,569 original miles on. It even comes with its original tires! It is truly like a car that was frozen in time. It is a barn find that has been a Texas car most of its life and the body/floors are all solid and rust free. It wears its original Desert Beige (code 938) paint which is in good shape. All of the stainless and chrome is in good condition and has a nice finish. As mentioned it comes with the factory tires but new thin white walls have been installed to make it safe on the road. It has its original wheels with Chevrolet hubcaps which are in good shape. Under the hood is the cars numbers matching 283 V8 motor that starts up and runs well. Everything on the motor is very stock with a majority of components being Chevrolet Orange and it is topped off with a single snorkel air cleaner. Backing up the motor is a 2 speed powerglide that shifts smoothly. It has drum brakes and the stock suspension. The interior of the car is its original Fawn cloth and vinyl combination. It has its factory front/rear bench seat and the upholstery is in great condition especially considering its age. The dash is nicely painted and topped off with all its stock features down to the gauges and Delco push button radio. The trunk has plenty of additional storage space and the pan is solid. It comes with a car cover and a 1964 Chevrolet brochure. You dont see many cars of this vintage in this good of shape and with this low original miles. It was clearly stored indoors and well cared for. Give this nice survivor a new home for $28,500.00!