Chevrolet: Bel Air/150/210 Two-ten Delray Club Cou on 2040-cars
Dakota City, Iowa, United States
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This is a fine 1956 Chevy with a solid body, no rust and at least near mint condition, overall. This classic has a clean restored engine compartment with a newer small block V8 (originally mfg with a Straight 6 Cylinder 235 cu, because no letter "V" to start of the VIN#), dual exhaust, a newer three speed automatic transmission, a brand new aluminum radiator and a newer excellent paint job (incidentally, it was originally Chevrolet paint code #696-C crocus yellow & onyx black). It has a substantially original interior, but with a newer tachometer, newer triple gauges and newer carpet floors. Both the radio & clock appear to be original, but need some work or replacement.
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