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| Supercharged 1957 Chevy Bel Air |
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John Wargo removed the side stainless trim and replaced it with a custom airbrushed graphic that is hard to tell from stainless.
In certain light Art Himsl style ghost flames appear in the custom mixed Lamborghini orange paint.
All of the body seams have been smoothed so the car actually appears to be fiberglass but it is all steel.
The Custom Shop crew wrapped the body down to remove the pinch-weld seam at the rocker panels to smooth out the transition to the fully detailed chassis. This car is set up with a 4-link rear to be dragstrip ready; painter Wargo says if the owner Races the car, he'll slap him!
One of the more interesting elements is the full length center console that extends all the way into the trunk. The profile of the console matches the dip in the '57's body line perfectly.
Wargo and the crew at The Custom Shop painted the Vortech carburetor in a box supercharger to match the body and also airbrushed details on the cover. SOURCES DISCLAIMER: Demonstrations and procedures contained in the V8TV show or website may not provide all necessary or relevant information. Applicable local laws and regulations may vary and should be checked before any project is commenced. Be sure to follow all applicable safety procedures. The Men's Channel and V8TV Productions, Inc. make no warranties, expressed or implied, as to the completeness, accuracy, or practicality of any such demonstration or procedure or any information with respect thereto contained in the preceding program. © 2006 V8TV Productions, Inc. Share this link on your favorite social network!
         
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