Vehicle Description
She's real fine my 409. Oh yeah, this 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air Coupe
Tribute with dual quad carbs and four-on-the-floor is the exact
kind of car the Beach Boys would love, and so will you.
This body style is a true distinctive sought-after feature. The
"bubble top" cars were only available for a couple of years, so
they perfectly mix style with rarity. That skinny c-pillar and
wraparound rear window is a truly spectacular package. A classic
like this is worth its weight in gold, and so that's exactly the
color they decided to give it. You can tell they spent plenty of
time on the body before they laid down the precious metal hue.
That's Because the panels have a nice fit, and the full-length trim
looks like an unbroken line on both sides of the car. Mirror-like
bumpers, a bright grille, and plenty of trim to highlight the
unique roof design complete an eye-catching package. But if too
much gloss is preventing people from reading the callouts on the
fenders, the upgraded American Racing Torq Thrust wheels will help
clue them in on the performance within.
The red interior is a nice complement shade to the exterior color.
And those gold stripes in the cloth inserts really unify this into
a clean interior/exterior combo. There's plenty of room for family
and friends in this full-sized coupe. And they'll likely be
impressed with all the correct details - from the stylish dual
spoke-steering wheel to the AM radio that's still cranking out
tunes. But this one is also a serious muscle machine. It has a
grippy cue ball shifter, large AutoMeter tach, and auxiliary gauge
trio. These all let you know there's something special under the
hood even before you twist the key and hear it roar.
Those fender callouts weren't lying about the big block 409
cubic-inch V8 filling the engine bay. It looks fantastic in the
with the massive bold block and shiny valve covers. And those dual
air toppers are a dead giveaway that you have the fearsome dual
Carter four-barrel carburetors. And just as an added bonus, this is
actually a '64 409 big block, utilized from the higher horsepower
dual-quad cars of that year. This motor ferociously growls to life
thanks to the header-fed dual exhaust. And any time you really want
them to hear you coming, just engage the electronic cutouts. Best
of all, you have complete control over this monster motor and its
thunderous soundtrack thanks to the Muncie M21 close-ratio
four-speed manual transmission. And no matter if you're working on
your quarter-mile times or just enjoying a classic car cruise,
you'll appreciate the power steering, power brakes, and BF Goodrich
T/A tires.
A powerful and beautiful 409 bubble top coupe. Oh yeah, this is one
hot ticket. So don't let it slip away. Call today!!!