1956 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210

Hardtop

6 CYL

C56T155123

Clear

GAS

1956 CHEVY BELAIR HARDTOP 6CYL WITH 3-SPEED 1956 CHEVY 2 DOOR BELAIR ORIGINAL 6 CYLINDER (VIN VERIFY'S CAR IS ORIGINAL 6CYL). THIS IS A OLDER RESTORATION, I SAY AT LEAST 25 YEARS AGO! I PURCHASED IT FROM A OLDER GENTLEMAN WITH HOPES OF KEEPING IT FOREVER BUT TIMES ARE HARD SO SHES GOTTA GO! THE CAR REALLY RUNS GREAT THE 6 CYLINDER WAS REBUILT AND HAD LOW MILES BEFORE IT WAS STORED INDOORS FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS. WHEN I BOUGHT IT I REPLACED THE BRAKES INCLUDING MASTER CYLINDER AND BRAKE HOSES AND ADDED NEW MUFFLER AND EXHAUST. I DRIVE THIS CAR BACK AND FORTH TO WORK ABOUT A 5 MILE DRIVE EACH WAY THE BRAKES ARE GOOD, STEERING IS A LITTLE WARN AS MANY OLD CARS ARE! BUT IT FIRES RIGHT UP EVERY TIME WITH A SPLIT SECOND TURN OF THE KEY AND THE CHOKE EVEN WORKS! THE FLOORS LOOK EXTREMELY CLEAN NO SIGNS OF RUST AND THE TRUNK IS SOLID AS WELL! INTERIOR IS NICE I ADDED NEW CARPET AND HAD THE SEATS RECOVERED AT A LOCAL SHOP THE SPEEDOMETER, RADIO, OR CLOCK DOES NOT WORK , WIPERS ARE SLOW AND STICKY THE PAINT IS OLD AND REAL THICK MOST LIKELY A LACQUER REPAINT! THERE ARE MANY CHIPS AND THE PAINT IS FADED IN SOME AREAS OF THE RED SHE APPEARS TO HAVE BONDO IN SOME ARES SUCH AS THE LOWER FRONT SECTION OF THE RT QUARTER PANEL UNDER THE PASSENGER DOOR I CAN SEE WHERE THE PAINT HAS BEGUN TO FADE. THE DRIP RAILS PUTTY HAS BEGUN TO CRACK AND RUST BROWN SPOTTING APPEARS IN CRACKED AREAS (CHECK PICS) THE IS NO RUST/BUBBLING OR WROUGHT SHOWING THROUGH ANY PANELS JUST SOME SURFACE WHEREVER THE PAINT HAS CHIPPED ALL TRIM IS COMPLETE SOME WOULD NEED STRAIGHTENING TO BE PERFECT. BUMPERS ARE COMPLETE COULD USE NEW BRACKETS (MISSING ON FRONT AND BENT) THIS CAR IS FOR SALE LOCALLY AND IS AS IS SALE! PLEASE SEND SOMEONE TO INSPECT. REMEMBER THIS IS NOT A BRAND NEW CAR THIS IS A 1956 CHEVY AND FOR 57 YEARS OLD YOU WOULD BE SHOWING SIGNS OF WEAR AS WELL ANY QUESTIONS I CAN BE REACHED AT 415-424-3535 On Jun-29-13 at 21:13:35 PDT, seller added the following information: THE RADIO DOES WORK FINE THE SELECTOR JUST DOESN'T MOVE