1957 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210

5.7

700R4

Clear

Gasoline

What you see here is one of the nicest 1957 Chevrolets in the country. It has been a show car most of its life and I have the photo books to prove it. I have not only one, but 2 photo albums. One of the first frame off restoration and one of the latest one. This is a no expense spared, frame off build. I have a receipt book that adds up to close to 40K of just extras not counting Drivetrain, Chassis, Bodywork, and shop time not to mention the car itself. It came from the factory as a 1957 210. It has been modified today with Bel Air trim. It is the straightest car that you will ever see. The body lines are beyond perfect. It has Shaved Door Handles Nosed and Decked, Wing Windows Removed. It has a 1-Piece California Frame, Fat Man Narrowed A-Arms Heidts 2" Dropped Spindles, Relocated Rear Springs that lets it ride like the nicest luxury car made today. It is painted GM Indiglo Dark Blue Metallic Paint that is a mile deep. It rides on Billet Specialties Legacy Wheels. The interior is a Diplomat Blue Ultra Leather Interior. It has Rockford-Fosgate Sound System with a Sirius Radio. It has a Airtique Heat and Air system. It has a smooth running Chevy 5.7 TPI Motor by Street and Performance mated to a 700R4 with Narrowed Ford 9" positive traction rear end with 3.50 gears. Overall, this is a car that has won numerous awards across the country at the biggest and best car shows. It has made a cross country trip from North Carolina to California and back. Its not just a show car, but an ultimate driving machine. It is finished just as nice on the bottom as the top. There are no disappointments with this car. It would cost well in the six figures to build this car today and the reserve is close to half of that. I will send you any pictures that you would like to see and entertain some trade offers but they must be nice. The car is available for inspection before purchase but you will see that the pictures do not do it justice. Thanks for looking and God Bless.