1950 Chevrolet Belair 2 Door Deluxe Hardtop on 2040-cars
Dallas, Texas, United States
1950 Chevrolet BelAir 2 Door DeLuxe Hard Top. This Excellent example of the 1950 Chevy 2 door Hard Top was found in a private collection here in Texas. We brought the car back to the shop, installed a new battery, tuned her up( new cap,rotor,points,condensor,spark plugs & wires) then took her out for a cruise on Forest Ln.This car drives very good with a solid ride & good smooth braking.The motor runs good & pulls strongly through the gears ( the original 216 Babbitt bearing motor has been replaced with the newer 235 CID unit & has been converted to a 12 Volt system).The exterior is in great original condition having been resprayed at some point & complete with all chrome trim & bumpers looking good(just look at that hood ornament!) The interior also looks great having had some restoration work in the past(seats,carpet, dash & headliner are all in great shape) The trunk even looks great with the original jack,lug wrench & spare tire in place. The underside of the chassis looks great with solid frame rails & floor pan (even the fuel tank looks to have been replaced or refurbished!) This is an excellent Cruise Night Vehicle as it is or a great candidate for a Classic Restoration or Hot Rod Project! Clear Texas Title in hand. We sell Internationally as well as Locally and will end this Auction when it sells. See all pictures & ask any questions.
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