1955 Chevy Belair Two Door Post on 2040-cars
Saint Cloud, Minnesota, United States
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This is a nice driving 55. The paint was done in 2008. The car has a 350 V8 chevy engine and a 350 chevy trans starts right up and shifts with a new B&M shifter with no issues. Has newer updated tilt column to handle the power steering and a brake booster to handle the front disc brakes mounted on lowered spindles.The rest of the drivetrain is pretty much stock with new shocks and a rebuilt front end and some steep gears in the differential which is nice for around town and short trips but driving over 70 mph the pro tach starts to show about 3000 RPM. The blue paint matched with the white pearl makes this car stunning. The stainless is good with some minor dents in the trim, the bumpers are new. The wheels are new Chrome Ralley type wheels with GM centers and rolling on new BF Goodrich Radial TA's. The interior is nice with the power cady seats in the front and the matching seats in the rear. The headliner is white cloth and is ok just showing some wear and there is one hole where the visor would mount. The glass is all ok with no cracks but the right front window has a up and down rub mark on it and the left rear window will come out of the channel if you roll it down, I think the rubber or glue let loose. All of the window felts need to be replaced but I will supply the buyer with a box of all new ones. The items that will need attention: There is no wiper motor but the mechanism is all there, the lights all work but not all the blinkers, there are no sun visors, the heater is not hooked up, the original radio is not working, the engine does have some oil leaks, 3 of the four floor pans were replaced years ago but still look nice as do the inner and outer rockers anf the body mounts. Like I said the car has some issues but nothing that a little tlc can't handle. It is a car you can get in and drive to a show when ever you want. If there is anything you need to know about the car that I have failed to mention let me know and I will always respond with an honest answer. I reserve the right to end auction at any time as it is listed locally. Car is sold as is with no warranty. I will ship world wide at buyers expense after bank transfer is verified.
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