1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 150210 on 2040-cars
Antimony, Utah, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: alida.grivetti@zoho.com .
Nice looking 55 Chevy with {Ghost Flames} Midnight Blue with Grey Top. The colors changes at night in the light. The car gets alot of looks while driving down the highway. The interior and exterior looks great.
Has a 383 Storker sounds excellant. With a munice 4 speed rides nice . Makes out to be a fun car to drive.
{Real nice Ride Overall}
Details/Freatures:
> 383 Stoker V 8 Engine (2 4bbls)
> 4 Speed Muince
> Nice Stero/Disc AM/FM Radio
> Front Disc Brakes
> 2" Drop Front End
> Daul Exhaust {Has a Mean Sound}
> Power steering
> Air Cond.
> I Didit Tilt Stering Column
> Has Nice Car Cover
The Engine runs excellant, makes VERY GOOD power. The transmission linkage shifts quick and easy.
Handle straight down the road excellant driver no vibrations.
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