Official X-Frame (58-64 Chevy) Pic thread!

This is cool!


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mine

 

These old fotos are of my first 59, a 2 door BelAir, taken at the GrandCanyon.

 

I found this one in a barn near Maple Park, Illinois. Original yellow and green paint, stripped but 99% of the parts were in the trunk.

 

59BONES, one of my all time favorite body styles. Nice score.


Gary

 

Bought this last week, Calif Big block car. 348cu in

 

Here is a couple of photos of my 61 Belair. It is a Australian assembled RHD with 283 and cast iron P/G.


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The Australian Pontiacs were Canadian built and used the Chevy X frame and power train, post pics of some if you have any .


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At the southeast Gassers race today

 

Did this car belong to Al Glaug in Dayton?

 

Gizzy, Not sure. I bought it from someone in Kentucky. Sold it at the 2016 NSRA Nats in Louisville to someone from Michigan. Saw it at the 2017 NSRA Nats the guy from Michigan still owns it.

 

You guys are killing me with these 59 hardtops. I had a buddy in school had a maroon with a white convertible top 59 with a 348. Beautiful car.

 

I just put 2 Ansen wheels on the back they are 15x8.5 they match the 6s on the front.

 

This one was at our local cruise today

 

A friends two cars down here in New Zealand

 

Hey there, the Australian Pontiacs and Chevys from 61 to about 66 I think shared a lot of parts. RHD dash ( different steering wheel) door hardware inside and out, electrical stuff, suspension parts . It made it easier for GM Holden to assemble the cars here without having to duplicate parts.


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I bought this bone stock 64 from a workmate in the late 80's, 327/250 hp/3 speed on column.
Seems like I just can't leave things alone, put a Muncie 4 speed in it with a correct shifter.
Found an original used shift boot and trim ring and a factory column from a floor shift car, painted it with a fine texture matching paint, looked factory installed.
Put rallys and TA's on it, waxed it and drove it for a year, sure was fun rowing the gears.

 

Never heard of a Delray being offered in 1962.

 

My oldest brother isn't a computer guy, so here are some photos of his 59 Impala.

He just bought it last Tuesday, and took it out of almost 30 years of storage.

The fender skirts were the first things to go. They came off, right after it was loaded on the trailer. One of the items on the "to - do" list is a tube grill, as shown in the last photo. The last photo is of his first 59, which he drag raced back in the mid 1960's, and sold in 1967, to start dairy farming

 

DDDenny, your right there were no 1962 Delrays.

Gary

 

I remember a buddy had a '58 Delray. Only one (Delray) I recall ever seeing.
Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet_Delray

 

I worked with a guy that had a bone stock 56 DelRay, always liked the seat pattern.

 

This one is missing a hubcap.