1957 Chevy 210 Pro Street Hot Rod on 2040-cars
Peoria, Arizona, United States
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There is well over $100k into this car with roughly 300 miles on car since completion. Classic 1957 Chevrolet.
All steel no fiberglass, car was media blasted down to the metal at the beginning of the build. Straight body -- 10k in the body work. Firewall is smoothed-out and custom built for big block engine. New full rubber set doors, window, lights, handles, mirror, trunk, hood, etc. Custom aluminum inner fender and under hood work. Paint is Radar Blue with clear on top - pearl in sunlight to look purple and dark blue in shade. All new glass and molding ordered from Danchuk. Billet grill with custom emblem gives this car one of a kind look from the front. Original parts all re-chromed by Concours Metal Finishing. Interior was recently completed -- new carpet, panels, Dynamat used on interior, foam on all seats, headliner -- smoke and charcoal colors. Front seats are electric seats from a Cadillac and rear is original 57 back seat. Dash is shaved with Dakota Digital 57 blue kit, clock delete Chevy billet emblem and all new billet trim. Racing Tach installed on steering column. New Billet Specialties steering wheel with leather half wrap. Racing seat belts in front and rear seats. Lokar gas and brake pedals. New door handles and window cranks. Brand new Mickey Thompson 33x21.50x15 Sportsman Pro on rear, 26x7.5x15 Mickey Sportsman Pro on front with Weld Racing Wheels. Engine is brand new with less than 200 miles - 496 cu in built by WFO Racing and Machine, Eagle Crank, Eagle H Beam Rods, SRP Pistons, Inconel exhaust valves, stainless steel intake valves, Jesel belt, ARP main bolts, Melling oil pump, ARP head bolts, Scorpion 1.7 alum roller rockers, Moroso oil pan, Fel-pro MLS gaskets, new cam and lifters. Engine has harmonic balancer for street use. New Weiand 6-71 blower with new dual Edelbrock 800 CFM Performer carbs with blower straps. All new braided stainless steel lines. Automatic transmission with B&M manual racing shift kit with spin-on filter for transmission fluid. Narrowed 9 inch Ford rear end with 4:10 posi gears. Lincoln disc brakes on front and rear with GM vacuum pump mounted on drivers side for brake booster. Moser axles with new shocks and suspension -- rides like a Cadillac. Steering is 605 power steering conversion box. Radiator is new with dual fans, with new electric big block water pump. Painless wiring system with MSD ignition system. Two X2Power batteries for extreme cranking power. The sealed AGM design means no acid leaks and improved safety. Made in the USA and backed by a limited 5-year replacement warranty. Alston sub frame, tubbed - rear tubs coated with Por15 Paint. Roll cage with attached fire extinguisher. |
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