1957 Chevy 2 Door Hardtop Sports Coupe on 2040-cars
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
This '57 Chevrolet was originally a 283 4bbl power pack car which still has the VIN and cowl tags. It currently has the original engine block, Powerglide transmission and rear end. All glass is present except passenger quarter glass and has a minor nick low on windshield which could be repaired. Very good top. Hood and trunk are in decent shape. The doors would need some rust repair but are certainly usable. Fenders also need typical rust repair at the bottom. Dash and steering wheel are all there minus the radio. The floors, rockers and trunk pans all need to be replaced. The frame has surface rust, but from what Ive seen, doesnt have any holes rusted through it. Car doesn't have original steering but is a roller and is easy to load. No title. Listed locally. Reserve the right to end the auction early. Please email with any questions. Thanks. |
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