I’m confident that this color attracts a lot of interest for the car. It truly enhances the appeal of a timeless beauty like the 1960 Chevy Bel Air. I’m a bit undecided about the Forgeline wheels they opted for, but I’m quite fond of the Bonneville taillights. While the original ones are undeniably iconic, custom cars are designed to stand out and be unique, don’t you think?

The interior exudes an elegant charm, featuring a bench seat and a dashboard reminiscent of the factory style. The engine bay maintains its pristine appearance, mirroring the overall condition of the vehicle. The selection of the powerplant has been commendable, with a Small Block LT1 generating more than 400 horsepower and channeling it to the wheels through a 4L75-E automatic transmission. This choice perfectly suits the custom 1960 Chevy Bel Air, which the owner intends to use as a daily driver.

Check out the video brought to you by AutotopiaLA to see more of this restomod. Even if you are not into these kind of builds, a true car guy will appreciate the attention to detail and the nice V8 sound when Shawn take the 1960 Chevy for a spin.