1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Base Convertible 2-door 4.3l on 2040-cars
Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Classic 1956 Chevrolet, owned for 34 years by current owner. Very nice restoration, well maintained. Runs and drives beautifully. An American icon from the '50'sChevy Bel-Air Convertible 265 Power Pack Motor, 4 barrel carb rebuilt in 2012, dual SS exhaust with SS mufflers, with power glide auto trans correct motor and trans
This car is a beautiful India ivory and turquoise original colours from factory with same colours on vinyl seats.
The master cylinder has been replaced with a power dual new master 2014.
This car was a body off frame restoration 20 years ago on an original Oklahoma car.
I am helping a neighbour to list the car, For more info call Lorne at 519-830-1690. or email fourft10 Features: Engine 265 V8 Power Pac Odometer Reading 7898.0 miles Exterior colour white and turquoise Transmission 2 speed 56 Power glide Interior colour white and turquoise AM radio push button Power Top Heater Power Brakes, after market Continental |
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