1956 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210

Hardtop

4.3L 4343CC 265Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspira

Clear

Gasoline

I have a 1956 Chevy Bel Air 2dr htp that I took on a trade. This is a great opportunity for someone to build a car their way with the hard work already complete. Clear MD title in my name. Items completed: New full length floors, qtrs, inner and out rockers, door skins, one headlight cap and inner door bottoms. All metal work done by a very reputable shop in Pa that deals exclusively in tri -5s. Car has one NOS fender. Hood and decklid were good. The car has been painted single stage black and black is the original color. It will need to be final sanded and buffed. The car has been off the frame, the frame was blasted, suspension and rear axle rebuilt and reinstalled with all new body mounts and hardware. It has welded in side mounts and a trans crossmember kit, still set up for Chevy SB. The bottom of the car has been walnut shell blasted and is as clean as the top. The front sheetmetal was recently installed with all new correct type hardware. There are no used bolts, clips, etc on this car. I also have replaced the gas tank, tail lights, door handles and locks. Parts I have: hard parts for interior, (arm rest bases, etc) all interior molding, front and rear seats (disassembled), driveshaft, original steering components, exterior stainless (needs polished), new molding clip set, window regulators, and misc. New hood bird and hood emblem. Parts I do not have: Glass, bumpers, radiator, chrome (other than mentioned), grille, door flippers, dash bezels/ components, motor/ trans., steering wheel, might be a few other things. Actual milage is unknown. This car was originally a V8/ autoOn May-03-15 at 07:29:25 PDT, seller added the following information: Someone asked, yes the hood is present and painted. I also have an extra qt of paint