1957 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210 on 2040-cars
Douglas, Arizona, United States
1957 Chevrolet Belair Hardtop
An outstanding head turner and car show crowd pleaser. A professionally built rust free car, that you can drive
anywhere and runs cool with a 415 ci World block and heads, 4 bolt mains, 2:02 & 1:60 valves, Scat forged crank,
forged 8:1:1 Arias pistons, Iski roller solid lifter cam & roller lifters, MSD ignition, electric fuel pump, 6-71
BDS Supercharger( 20 percent under driven) topped with twin dual feed Holley carburetion and a electric
thermostatic fan (runs 180 F in the Arizona sun) . The car is making 650 - 700 horsepower.
Centerforce clutch, Ford 9 inch rear end Detroit Locker3:31 positraction, Sanderson full length headers along with
3 inch exhaust with Flowmaster mufflers, 5 - speed Tremec transmission, Classic Air air-conditioning (with a
polished aluminum vacuum tank), polished billet aluminum engine components. Outstanding chrome & stainless. The
finish is excellent painted in 64 Cadillac Fire Mist Green GM WA3265. The undercarriage is coated with a fiberglass
mat and sealed as a moisture barrier.
Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210 for Sale
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