1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Door Hardtop

From Columbus Ohio, this Bel Air originally toured the show circuit in the central and eastern United States in the early 2000s and is a multiple award-winner, featured in many popular car magazines.

It has since undergone a modernizing update including an Art Morrison chassis, 638 HP Chevrolet LS9 supercharged V8 engine, and a 4L65-E 4-speed automatic transmission. A 3.73:1 Posi-Trac rear axle completes the transfer of horsepower to the pavement. Wilwood brakes, rack and pinion steering and modern suspension make driving a dream! Skilled contributors to this build include the B.C. Lower Mainland’s own Jellybean Autocrafters, Kaotic Kustoms and Vintage Hot Rod Shop. Powertrain supplied by Preston Chevrolet.

Awards & Features: Boyd Coddington Pro’s Pick Award, Super Rod Magazine Top 10, Rod & Custom Magazine Top 100, Good Guys Street Machine of the Year Runner Up, multiple Good Guys, Super Chevy and Hot Rod Super Nationals “Best Of” Awards. Also featured in the Popular Hot Rodding calendar, Daytona Turkey Run souvenir program, JEGS, and Boyd Coddington advertisements.

1973 Chevrolet C10 Short Box Pick-Up

1973 was the first year of the “square body” style of GM pick-ups. This one originally was a 3/4 ton long box farm truck from Langley, British Columbia. Now lowered with a shortened chassis, modern brakes, steering, and suspension. Power comes from a 525 HP Chevrolet LS3 376 cubic inch V8 engine and 4L70 4-speed automatic transmission. Digital gash, TMI interior and air conditioning makes this quite the farm truck!

All work on this vehicle by Kaotic Kustoms, Langley, B.C.

1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Tribute

This car originated on Vancouver Island and when acquired was built as a Pro Street racer. Now with new suspension, steering and brakes, this resto-mod is a beautiful tribute to the legendary Z28. Power comes from a 525 HP Chevrolet LS3 376 cubic inch V8 engine, Holley Sniper high rise electronic fuel injection and an old school Muncie 4-speed manual transmission. Wilwood brakes and deep dish Foose Knuckle wheels fill the wheel wells to complete the look.

Skillfully rebuilt by Kaotic Kustoms, Langley, B.C.

Powertrain supplied by Preston Chevrolet.

1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Nomad

The 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Nomad Hardtop Wagon took its inspiration from the innovative 1954 Nomad Motorama show car which, itself, had been based on the 1954 Corvette. Introduced the year before, the refined, high style 1956 Nomad 2-door hardtop wagon featured the brand-new 283 cubic inch V-8 engine. Built more for looks than function, these cars were very expensive and remain highly prized by collectors today.

One of 7,886 built in 1956, this resto-mod Bel Air Nomad Wagon took two years to build and now features a 495 HP LS376-480 Chevrolet Performance Crate Engine plus a GM 4L65-E 4-speed Supermatic automatic transmission. Finished in Blue Mist and Ivory base/clear paint, it has a complimentary interior and rides on a custom chassis with C5 Corvette suspension and brakes.

Owner: Garry Cassidy, Langley, British Columbia

1955 Chevrolet Bel Air

Sleek, timeless and never seen before, as this is its first showing, this 1955 Bel Air restored by 360 Fabrication Inc. stands as testament to automotive craftsmanship.

Every curve of its vintage bodywork tells a story of painstaking dedication and expert skill. With a full frame-off restoration, this classic beauty has been brought back to life with unparalleled attention to detail.

Under the hood lies the heart of a modern beast, an LS3 engine, its power ready to roar to life at the slightest touch of the accelerator. Paired seamlessly with a Trimec 5-speed standard transmission, every gear change is a symphony of precision and performance. But it’s not just about power; it’s about the entire sensory experience. Step inside, and you’re greeted by a custom Focal sound system, tuned to perfection by 360 Audio, delivering crystal-clear audio that complements the rumble of the engine. And the interior? It’s a work of art unto itself, draped in one-of-a-kind custom leather, every stitch a demonstration of luxury and comfort.

1956 Cadillac

A true 50’s icon, this 1956 Cadillac meticulously customized by the artisans at 360 Fabrication exudes an aura of timeless elegance fused with modern power.

This iconic masterpiece is testimony to automotive ingenuity—its sleek lines and chrome accents reflecting the glory of a bygone era. Beneath its hood lies the beating heart of a modern marvel: an LT4 engine boasting an impressive 640 HP and 630 lb-ft of torque. In this heavyset beauty, the LT4 engine proves to be the perfect companion, effortlessly propelling the car forward with exhilarating speed and grace. But it’s not just about performance; it’s about the uncompromising attention to detail that permeates every inch of this beauty. Step inside, and you’re enveloped in luxury, with every element of the interior reimagined by the skilled hands at 360 Fabrication. From the plush leather seats to the gleaming dashboard, every aspect of the interior speaks of opulence and refinement.

This isn’t merely a car; it’s a symphony of artistry and engineering, a timeless icon reborn for the modern age, turning heads and capturing hearts wherever it roams.

1971 Datsun 240

As the sun dips below the horizon, the 1971 Datsun 240 emerges, a masterpiece borne from the skilled hands of 360 Fabrication.

This full restoration embodies perfection, meticulously crafted to a 100-point standard. Its sleek silhouette is accentuated by a wide body kit, hinting at the power and prowess that lies beneath its surface. Custom suspension and a robust roll cage ensure both precision handling and safety on the road or track. At its core roars the rare and formidable RZ2 power plant, tuned to an astonishing 616 HP at the rear wheels. To harness this immense power, the rear tires stand proud at 295 wide, gripping the asphalt with tenacity. Yet, this beast retains its elegance with full air ride, offering a smooth glide over any terrain.

With a power-to-weight ratio that defies expectation, this Datsun, weighing a mere 2,300 pounds, dances effortlessly through curves and straightaways alike, a symphony of performance and grace that captivates all who behold it.

1969 Chevrolet Camaro

Nestled beneath the gentle glow of twilight blue, the 1969 Camaro exudes an air of timeless allure. At first glance, it may appear stock, but beneath its classic exterior lies a masterpiece of modern engineering, crafted by the artisans at 360 Fabrication.

This beauty boasts a brand-new body by Dynacorn, ensuring pristine lines and flawless curves that harken back to the golden age of muscle cars. But it’s not just about looks; this Camaro is a beast on the road, its full Art Morrison chassis providing a solid foundation for unparalleled performance. The heart of this machine beats fiercely with a massive engine upgrade, featuring the mighty LT4 engine churning out a staggering 640 HP and 630 lb-ft of torque. Paired with a 4L85 transmission, every shift is a seamless dance of power and precision, propelling this classic into the realm of modern supercars.

From its gleaming chrome accents to its rumbling exhaust note, every detail of this Camaro speaks of passion and craftsmanship, a true testament to the enduring legacy of American muscle.