1957 Chevrolet Belair Post on 2040-cars
Germantown, Maryland, United States
For Sale is my 1957 Chevrolet Sedan with Belair Trim. 350 Chevy with all new Accell ignition system, new Edelbrock Carburetor, 4 Speed Muncie Transmission, Aluminum Radiator. Car has had most all chrome replaced (bumpers and grill) I have the stainless for both front and rear windows. New door glass installed recently. Power brakes and newly installed front disc brakes. Interior-Newly re-upholstered rear seat, buckets out of a 99 Monte Carlo, new carpet. Still needs door panels and headliner. I have a new headliner and material for the visors just need installation. Brand new Hedman Headers and Magniflow exhaust all the way out the back. Car has been completely re-wired with Painless wiring system with plenty of spare circuits for things like Power Windows, Locks, Air conditioning etc. Body is primer, there are a few spots where there is pitting that needs to be repaired and a small spot by left rear wheel-well that will need some bondo repaired before ready for paint. Tires are like new, wheels are old but still shine nice, there is a little pitting here and there. New aftermarket stereo in the glove box with remote control. New Sunpro Tach installed last week. I have lots of other parts that will go with the car some just used spare parts, others are new and yet to be installed (including door and trunk seals, hood springs etc. There is new carpet in the trunk and spear carpet should you want to build panels in the trunk. I have a very slight grind between 3rd and 4th gear. Not sure if that is linkage adjustment or syncro, just making sure you know.
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