1956 Chevy Belair Sports Sedan on 2040-cars
Garden Grove, California, United States
1956 Chevy Belair Sports Sedan To begin, this vehicle has been completely rebuilt and restored by D & P Classic Chevy out of Hunt. Bch. Calif. As seen on TV – “Chop Cut Rebuild”. D&P is world renowned in their restoration of 55-56-57 Tri-Pack Chevys. Classic Auto Appraisers of Irvine, Ca. appraised this vehicle January 2014 at $63,500.00 providing instant equity to the buyer. The appraisal is readily available for your review and includes additional pics. This is an original Calif. Car out of the Van Nuys plant that is a ground up restoration down to every single nut and bolt including all inner latches, pins, rollers, guides, etc. The 4 door sports sedan with “no posts” between the front and rear doors is rare and hard to find. The interior was kept as close to original as possible with the re-upholstered seating, headliner, door panels, dash etc. Body was taken to bare metal meticulously sanded, primed and painted with a beautiful two tone CTS red and pearl white with just a tint of red. There is NO bondo on this vehicle. It is fitted with a Pioneer Sound System, custom gauges, new carpet, Tilt Steering, Power steering and Air Conditioning etc. The Power Train includes a ZZ 383 Stroker Motor, Edelbrock Intake with a 770 Holley Carb. Every Piece and part has been polished or chromed. The transmission is a 700R4 with overdrive built be the infamous Art Carr and combined with the engine pumps 425 hp to the rear wheels! Speedo is calibrated and matches the wheel and tire size. Wheels are one of a kind designed by D&P. Brand New everything including the cross member, bushings, mounts, nuts and bolts. The front and rear of the car have been dropped as noticed in the pics and includes front disc brakes, slotted and drilled, a front sway bar kit that handles as nice as any Corvette. The undercarriage includes a dual exhaust and 10 bolt posi rear end. All Stainless & Chrome interior and exterior has been restored or refinished. The car has been garage kept in California. It has 2,700 miles on the entire drive train. The vehicle has won numerous awards and turns heads everywhere it goes. More pictures are available upon request. An itemized and detailed build sheet is included and can be provided to the buyer. If there is an interest, an entire CD catalog is available from start to finish. There is $100k invested in this vehicle with receipts to prove. There is no desperation to sell the vehicle. The owner is selling for business venture purposes and the car will only be shown by appointment. When you’re ready to buy a piece of American History, please call 714-719-0071 or you may email paulm@coastalcarriers.com. |
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