New to the forum and looking forward to asking many questions about my project

[Liams55belvedere]

I'm new here but I bought this (very customized) 1955 Plymouth Belvedere about 3 years ago.

It's my first project so I'm still learning as I go.
I've replaced and I guess -placed- a lot so far but I plan on doing much more.
There's a lot going on in this car and a bit of it is still a mystery to me but I'll try to lay out what I know.

-1977 dated 360 la engine slightly built but unknown internals
-a500 trans with overdrive
-front end is custom out of an amc pacer
-rear end is a Chrysler 8.25 with unknown internals
-weber 600cfm (Edelbrock style) marine carb
-dash is custom with auto meter guages
-steering column is 80s? Chrysler with shifter on column
-aluminum fuel tank
-had awful seats so I put in original bench seats
-power steering
-power brakes
-booger welds here and there and questionable plasma cutting done (not me!)
-wheels are original but wider track width over all
-front is on air ride which I plan to get rid of eventually

I love this car and I look forward to all the input from the Mopar experts. Ask me anything about it and if I know I'll try to answer.

 

[Car Nut]

Nice looking Belvedere.

 

[FISHYPETE]

Welcome, I have a 2 dr wagon. But it’s full of parts and at the edge of my yard for yard art

 

[WV64Signet]

Very cool. You're having fun with it, and that's the best.

Enjoy the site

The search function is your friend

 

[Demonracer]

Welcome from Texas, nice old school ride.

 

[69hemibeep]

It sure looks familiar. Welcome aboard

 

[Texas Red]

Awesome Resto mod in progress.

 

[racerdan80]

Neat car. Welcome

 

[mopar head]

They have a cool dash.

 

[Liams55belvedere]

They have a cool dash.

Maybe not the most practical, but definitely very symmetrical.