1955 Chevrolet Bel Air150210 on 2040-cars
Pomona, California, United States
1955 Chevy Pro Touring 210 , Car was fully Restored In 2016 & Only Has 1000 Miles on it
Paint Is a 9 Out Of 10 ( Would be a ten but has on little chip on the passenger door )
Body Is a 10 ( California Car All It's Life Zero Rust )
Interior Is A 10
383 Crate Engine (400 Hp )
700 R4 Trans
12 Bolt 373 Posi
Mini Tubbed
Vintage Air
Intro Wheels Rears 20x12 Fronts 19x9 With New Tires
4 Wheel Disk Brakes
Original Re Chromed Bumpers
All Original Moldings Re Buffed
New Glass
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