Chevrolet: Bel Air/150/210 Base Convertible 2-door on 2040-cars
Bow, New Hampshire, United States
This is one very nice 1957 Chevy Belair convertible (the most desirable of the tri fives) that came out of the mid west from the same owner for over 35+ years.... Original 283 motor, 4 BBL, power pack heads and powerglide automatic transmission with 65000 original miles.... All the electrical in great working condition (except radio not hooked up), tires good, paint very nice... The car was repainted about 5 years ago, still looks new but this car was always a very clean solid vehicle. Over the years he owned it she had besides the new paint, new interior, 99% new chrome, new top and much much more was done to bring it factory original look...... The car runs new and drives down the road great, power steering, power brakes, continental kit plus more factory options.... The underneath of the car is just as clean as the top, rust free painted black years ago.....
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