1957 Chevrolet Belair Convertible for sale with test drive, driving sounds, and walk through video
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Flemings Ultimate Garage Maryland
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Complete frame off restoration, no expense spared and only 500 miles since completion! (LOOK UNDERNEATH THIS CAR !) Optional Matching #'s Original 283cid "Power Pak" V-8 with 4bbl carb+dual exhaust, Optional powerglide automatic transmission, Mirror finish Tropical turquoise paint with stainless inserts, Matching Turquoise and white 6 pass interior, White power convertible top with matching boot, Correct color matched wheels with stainless spinner hubcaps + wide whites Detailed engine and trunk compartments, Great sounding dual exhaust, Authentically restored with correct battery-hose clamps, paint markings etc, A real deal-fully restored classic Belair Convertible like it just rolled off the assembly line in 1957 .
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WOW - great sellling!
These were the cars of my time. Had a 55 Chevy Belair, in 1962, 2 door - Post - same color combo - great memories - met my wife in 1965 while driving it - now married 45 years to this special wonderful woman - sold the car in 1967 for $300 before being sent overseas with the Army.
Enjoy all your videos
I just came across one stored since 1972,same color and interior, she'll be in my garage in 2 weeks. A true survivor car!
my first car just like that one I paid $300 I was 17 in 1965, had the hottest car in high school for sure, sure wish I still had it now what would it be worth?
A lot more than the $300 you bought it for lol. They vary depending on quality of restoration, options, etc. Check out the Blue 57 Belair video we recently did!
Wooo....so so so beautiful 57 Bel Air....
Trunk lids were painted at Fisher with the insulator in place between the inner and outer skins, and there was always overspray on the insulation. There's none on your restoration. The Cowl tag was normally in place when the body was painted and consequently would be painted over. You're missing the glove box light, too/ Those three things, plus the radio and other things I didn't catch, would be points deductions on judging. Overall a very nicely done car. I'd love to have it myself.
Nice to see them Turq once in awhile, and not Red like usual.
so beautiful, too nice to drive!
LOOKING GOOD /
the only thing i would do is put in a custom steering wheel.
Piss off.
I disagree, you don't mess with a 50's and early to mid 60's GM steering wheels!!!!!!!
yeah i can see your watch reflection, quit rubbing your greezy hands all over it!
My cheap watch,just kidding LOLZ