1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 40803 Miles Red Hardtop 350 V8 5 Speed Manual

1957 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210 -- Description

Decked in a smooth coat of traditional red paint and sporting a custom upholstered interior this red hot 'tri-five' is an exceptionally restored weekend warrior that is ready for endless nights of carefree cruising. The beneficiary of a recent frame up restoration this picturesque '57 Chevy utilizes the highest quality replacement parts on the market to create a no excuses car with classic good looks. During the extensive restoration every piece of the body was honed and fine-tuned until it was... as close to perfect as it could get. Once the panels were properly fitted a fantastic coat of traditional red paint was professionally applied and the car was re-assembled into the arrow straight coupe you see here. Centered in this hot Chevrolets satin black engine bay is a fully dressed great sounding 350 cubic inch V8. Underneath the car a stunningly straight and smooth chassis is finished in GM satin black and along with the cars clean suspension parts hints that this '57 Bel Air has been frame off restored at some point in its life. Up front the cars Chevrolet Orange oil pan sits in front of a beefy 5-speed manual transmission that shifts better than any OEM unit produced in 1957. Holding the drivetrain in place is a clean suspension which includes the cars correct coil springs inside of upfitted front disc brakes and recently replaced leaf springs and shocks inside of correct rear drum brakes. Keeping the car connected to the pavement is a sweet set of 15 inch American Racing Torq Thrust IIs that are outfitted with traditional knock offs and 215/60 front and 225/60 rear BF Goodrich Comp T/A radials. Inside a striking red custom interior that looks rich enough to be velvet takes this '57 Chevys visual pop from a 10 to a 15! Fully sorted and ready to hit the road this 1957 Bel Air is a highly desirable 'tri-five' that's been tweaked with all of the right stuff to be a serious road machine and a weekend trophy winner.