1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Sedan 4 Door on 2040-cars
Apple Valley, California, United States
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Up for auction is a nice 1957 Bel Air ready for restoration, this car was a runner in the 90's is missing the motor, transmission is in the trunk along with some parts, also some more parts are sitting on the rear seat, this car was restored sometime in late 80's and was a driver for the looks of the interior and exterior the car was restored original, the car is free of any major rust, you can tell by the pictures, the only area that will need repair is the passenger side bottom floor other areas are cosmetics, the car is very solid and very straight body. The car belongs to a friend of mine that lives in Las Vegas, Nevada so the car is in Las Vegas Nevada if you need a shipping quote email me and will give you the zip code or you can look up Las Vegas Zip code on line. but the car has a Clean California title. Most of the time you find a car like this that will need many parts to restore, but this car is mostly all there, hard to find one with all original parts. the under carriage is solid, as well as the body. I am listing the car with a low reserve price. Good luck on bidding.
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