No expense was spared in creating the ultimate 1950s Chevy restomod. The first year of Chevrolet’s famed trifecta, this ‘55 is the product of a complete nut-and-bolt restoration. Finished in top-grade black-and-silver paint, the immaculate cloth interior and dash matches the exterior. The car is powered by a Chevy 327 cubic inch engine, with Edelbrock aluminum heads, RPM intake, and competition cams. Completely modified drivetrain makes this beautiful show-stopper reportedly produce over 400 horsepower. With a Ford 9” rear-end (Yukon 3:90 gears) and power-disc brakes, this two-door was custom built as the ultimate restomod street machine. With an aluminum Be Cool radiator, this car was crafted with extensive funds to be enjoyed without worry. The Chevy has brand new tinted glass, and all new chrome, giving it the complete shine of a show-winner that combines modern muscle with the glory days of drive-in cruising. A full list of all the hand-installed modifications is available for buyers looking to fill their garage or collection with the ultimate ‘55 ‘mod. Fast Bullet Points: - No expense spared in this exquisite Restmod - Chevrolet 327 cubic inch engine, with aluminum heads, built to produce upwards of 400hp - Black and silver, with matching interior - Complete nut-and-bolt restoration - New chrome, glass, completely immaculate