1956 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210

Sedan

6 - Cyl.

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

This thing has been sitting around the shop for a while and I'm tired of looking at it. We have too many other projects to finish. The guy I bought it from was an idiot who bolted these ugly seats and carpet into it without fixing the floors first. He is also the one who cut off the top. I had a lot of ideas to make something out of it but it hasn't happened so it's here on ebay. The trunk floor is a mess and there's no gas tank for it. The fuel pump is bad but it runs and drives good with an electric pump and a boat tank that are in the trunk right now. Engine and trans work good but it's a 6 cylinder so who cares. The hood bar(trim piece) in the front is junk. Remember this was a 4 door sedan and it will need some reinforcing on the door posts before the doors will work properly since the top was cut off. The guy had the car painted without finishing it which was really stupid so all the paint job does is let you know how straight the body is. The area underneath the trunk lid is bubbling pretty bad so we know they mudded that but the rest of the car looks pretty decent. If I haven't scared you off with all this bad stuff I shall continue with the good part.....Windshield and gasket is NEW as is the center section of the rear bumber, all the stainless side trim is there and in good shape, the exterior doorhandles are new,all 4 of them, so you can sell a couple if you do away with the back doors as I planned to do. The tail light assemblies ard new as well and have new LED lites in them as well as a pair of new stock lenses that could be sold too. This car is offered at NO RESERVE and will be sold to the highest bidder..Good luck and have fun..This thing has a ton of potential and tri fives are always worth fixing up. On Feb-16-11 at 20:35:07 PST, seller added the following information: This is a radio delete car so it has never been cut for the antenna and the dash panel has the factory delete plate in it. I do not have the windshield stainless or the inside molding for the windshield. I'm hoping to get a few more pictures tomorrow and get them on here...