Crevier Classic Cars is pleased to offer our
1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Fuelie Convertible.
283 cu. in. fuel-injected OHV V-8 engine, hree-speed manual transmission, oil spring independent front suspension, ive rear axle with semi-elliptic leaf springs, nd four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes. Wheelbase: 115"
• America’s favorite collector car
• Rare 283 fuel injection engine
• Show-quality restoration
American car designs ran in three-year cycles. Typically, y the third year the car was in dire need of freshening. The 1957 Chevy was the exception that disproved the rule. The whole car was lowered through a combination of smaller wheels and body modifications, nd the nose and tail were updated with Cadillac cues, esulting in a baby Eldorado of sorts. The V-8 was bored an eighth of an inch to 283 cubic inches, vailable in six stages of tune. At the top of the chart was the Corvette V-8 with 10.5:1 compression. Rochester fuel injection developed the magic one horsepower per cubic inch. Four-speed transmissions had yet to reach Chevrolet’s passenger car option list, o the sole transmission choice for this engine was a column-shifted heavy-duty three-speed.
This 1957 fuelie convertible was the subject of a correct, rame-off restoration to show-quality standards done by well respected experts Legendary Motorcars of Canada. The option list is short: a pushbutton AM radio, hitewall tires with spinner hubcaps, -Z-Eye tinted glass, eater-defroster and a dashboard clock. The odometer reads just400 miles since restoration. The car exhibitsextraordinary panel fit, clean and highly-detailed engine compartment andequally impressiveundercarriage. The black convertible top fits well, nd the car comes with reproduction copies of the owner’s handbook and manual for the top. An excellent example of one of America's favorite collector cars, t is ready to delight a new owner. This is how a car should look like when finished in black, xtremely straight body. Ready to be shown any where. Please contact us at 714-426-0238 or mark@crevierclassiccars.com