1957 Chevrolet 150 283 With 270 Horse on 2040-cars
Atwood, Illinois, United States
Transmission:standard
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 697
Make: Chevrolet
Sub Model: 150
Model: Bel Air/150/210
Exterior Color: Harbor Blue
Trim: 2 door sedan
Interior Color: black and gray
Drive Type: standard shift
1957 Chevrolet 2 door sedan 283 with 270 horse.
This car was frame off restored in 1993 and has been driven 697 miles since restored. Red oxide floors, original 3 speed trans on the column, all correct 270 horse engine. Motor is correct 1957 date with correct EB suffix stamping. This car has all the rare parts, super rare 997 casting heads, intake and carbs, original Chevrolet air cleaner, deep groove pulleys, generator bracket etc. This car is and always has been a totally rust free car, it is not a patched up mess like so many of them. It did not start life as a 283/270hp however. Correct bias ply tires wheels and caps. This car lived its full life in Montgomery Alabama until spring of this year. It was stored for 20 years by the original owner. I am the fourth owner. Call or email with questions. 217-620-3405
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