57' Chevy Belair 2dr Hdtp, 4 Spd. Muncie Trans And Rebuilt 350 C.i. Sbc Motor, on 2040-cars
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States
Engine:350 SBC
Body Type:2 dr Hardtop
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: turquoise 2 white top
Make: Chevrolet
Interior Color: Black
Model: Bel Air/150/210
Number of Cylinders: V8
Trim: Belair Hardtop
Drive Type: 4- speed muncie
Mileage: 99,999
Sub Model: Hardtop
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
This1957 Chevy 2 door Belair Hardtop was in storage since 1992, the brakes were stuck from sitting too long, I replaced the two front wheel cylinders, cleaned and repacked both front inner and outer wheel bearings and replaced both front wheel seals, front and rear shoes and all four brake drums were cleaned, the original brake assembly are in good condition, the engine was primed with oil before starting the motor with fresh gas, I replaced the carburetor with a Holley 650 DP #4774-2, the distributor is a Mallory Dual Point, I was going to install a new MSD HEI with new wires that I bought for another project that I recently sold but I'll leave as is for new owner to decide, the valve covers with wire loom holders and matching air cleaner were just put on to replace ALSTON valve covers that were originally on motor, the motor was rebuilt to stock before it went into storage, the interior is leather with cloth inserts and in excellent condition,the headliner has the same pattern as the seats, the door panels does not have the matching cloth but also in good condition,the dashboard is also padded,the body is in good condition with minor surface rust and decay but not critical that it will need major cutting and patching, the stainless trims on the car is in excellent condition but the chrome bumpers and light bar are pitted, Danchuk has these replacements readily available as well Speedway Motors and others that sell Tri-five parts, I honestly can say this car was well taken care of before it went into storage, car is for sale locally and will be cancelled anytime before the auction ends, I will answer all questions you have, I will assist to deliver car for shipping and help to get booking for immediate sailing to your destination, see my feedback, I have sold cars as far as Germany- a 1931 Ford Model A Roadster dlx. and 1952 Chevy coupe to Georgia, both without problems and assisted buyers with booking and shipping see feedback, this 57' Chevy Hardtop belonged to my oldest brother and passed down to me, he bought himself a ZO6 Corvette to enjoy during his retirement, please be serious when bidding and have funds to pay, get approvals from your spouse, and bid to win! thank you.
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