1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

The Tri-5 Chevys have got to be one of the most iconic cars for the Boomers in our society. The 55,56 and 57 Chevrolets are the cars that a generation grew up in, restored them, modified them and cruised in for many decades now. I think the development and the refinement of the V8 engine had a lot to do with it as these could be tuned and modified from the family grocery getter to a hot rod pretty easily. This particular 57 Bel Air 2 door hardtop features a very healthy NOT stock 350 Cubic inch engine with ¾ cam, Edelbrock carb, high volume oil pump mated to a Turbo 350 transmission. It also has a Aluminum radiator, 3.70 rear end and flow master mufflers. It is painted in a vibrant yellow that shows very well with excellent chrome and trim all the way around. The interior is extremely clean with extra gauges, seat belts all sitting on 14” radial tires. This Bel Air starts perfectly, idles nicely, shift great and goes down the road very comfortably. I think the chrome bumpers and trim would cost about $15,000 to do it now so I think this is a pretty solid deal for a really nice show and go car. Car comes with some spares, fender skirts, tech manuals, original paint code/can and receipts.