Known as "The Nightcrawler," the vision of this build was to create the ultimate nostalgic Resto-Mod verses a contemporary Resto-Mod.

The mission was accomplished with this one-of-a-kind street machine.

This car looks like an era-correct hot rod from the '60s but has modern upgrades.

This is a very unique body style, especially when compared to the commonly seen Bel Air Tri-Five models.

As the VIN, indicates this car was built in Flint, MI, as a 1963 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-door sedan with a 6-cylinder engine.

As the Cowl Tag indicates, this car was originally born with a black exterior and an Aqua interior.

From the information gathered, this car was owned by well-known high-performance engine builder Jack Gibb, who specializes in 409 V8 engines.

He sold the car to a high-end collector who completed a no-expense-spared, nut-and-bolt rotisserie restoration with tons of high-end parts.

This car is in high show-quality condition from top to bottom.

The exterior of this car is absolu...