For Sale: 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air in Concord, North Carolina

This 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air has a great classic style, but once you turn the key, the true beast of this sleeper awakes. With a fuel-injected 502ci motor, six-speed manual, upgraded suspension, A/C interior, and so much more, you're looking at a classic that doesn't know how to contain its awesomeness.


This is a very desirable generation for the full-sized Bel Air. Blocky styling gave this a real presence on the streets, and the sleek full-length details in the sheet metal go perfect with this unique car's speedy upgrade. While this one is all about being incognito, you can tell this is something special in the details. The full-length red pinstriping and upgraded 15" Rally wheels are a nice statement piece. And we love the little things like the bow tie emblems in the taillights.


The red pinstripe outside was also a nice preview of the full red interior. This car was restored in 2016 and only about 5,500 miles put on it since then, so everything still feels nice and fresh. The two tones of red on the wide bench seats and door panels not only look good, but they seem to combine for the color in the carpeting. So this is a very thoughtful total package. As a full-sized machine, there's plenty of room for family and friends. They get to stay comfortable with everything from an AM/FM/CD stereo to ice-cold R134a air conditioning. But you also know this is a driver's machine at its heart. You get the upgraded three-spoke Chevy sports steering wheel. Beyond that, the dash is dominated by the blue glow of the Dakota Digital gauges. It includes a tach, which is handy with the stick shift that feels like it's calling out to your right hand.


When you lift the hood, the tidy engine bay once again reminds you how fresh this build is. But what really grabs your attention is how stuffed it is with power. Just the sight of GM Performance's 502 cubic-inch crate V8 with Ram Jet fuel injection should make most muscle car fans weak in the knees. And that's not all. This also has aluminum heads and a set of long tube headers that add even more power as they feed the thunderous dual exhaust. We bet it has been a while since you've seen a '60s machine that gives you the kind of complete control that the Richmond six-speed manual transmission gives you in this one. Because this classic is now a big power machine, you also have Hotchkis sway bars front and rear. The owner knew the necessity to stop with all this power so they upgraded stopping capability with a power, 4-wheel disc brake setup.


This is a cool classic with a huge wow factor. It's the restored street machine of your dreams, and all you need to do to make it a reality is call today!