1957 Chevy 210 2 Dr Sedan With Factory Fuel Injection Project Car 55 56 150 on 2040-cars
Lufkin, Texas, United States
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Here we have a 57 Chevy 210 model that came with factory fuel injection engine. I found this car in the woods less than 10 miles from my house. I talked to the son of the original owner and purchased it. He told me that his dad raced the car and held titles for racing it in the 60's. It comes with a 57 Chevy engine (not the fuelie block) but it does come with the injection unit major part(will need small parts) and trans with bell housing. It has the original rear seat and the lower half of the front seat. Has original 57 Chevy wheels, It has all the stainless trim. It has the title that matches the frame number. The tags were stolen when it was stored before I purchased it. It has the tell tell signs of it being a fuelie car, has the big fuel line on the outside of the frame, has the three clips on the firewall behind the distributor, the holes in the fenders with pcs of the fuel injection emblem on it. It will need a lot of work though, it needs floors, trunk pan, door and qtr patches. I have a good set of fenders and a hood with minor issues that will go with it. This is a car worth bringing back. Call for any questions 936-635-1939 .....I HAVE THE TITLE IN MY NAME.....
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