Asking Price: $94,900 Questions

1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Restomod

350ci V8 - Automatic - Lokar Shifter - Leather Interior - Air Conditioning - Digital Dash

Lot # 0400
Location Contact for Exact Location, MA 02043
Seller Dealer
7500
350ci V8
Automatic
Tangerine Pearl
Tan
VC57S154941
Asking Price: $94,900 Questions

1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Door Sedan Restomod, an immaculate California build with exceptional attention to detail. Under the hood, a fully chromed-out, rebuilt 1970s 350 CI V8 producing 325 HP, featuring a mild cam and a newly installed Holley Sniper fuel injection system, sits in a spotless engine bay. Paired with a smooth-shifting 200R4 automatic transmission with a Lokar shifter and a 3.73 rear end rebuilt in 2007, this Bel Air delivers both style and performance.

Finished in stunning Tangerine Pearl with a luxurious tan leather interior, the body panels are solid and perfectly aligned. Equipped with power steering, Wilwood power disc brakes, air conditioning and heat, and a new digital dash. A brand-new high-end AM/FM stereo is being installed for Spring 2025. Additional features include a dash clock and custom polished chrome Coy wheels wrapped in low-profile tires—20-inch in the rear and 18-inch in the front.

All chrome and badging are intact, highly polished, and in excellent condition. The trunk is fully carpeted and upholstered with a Chevrolet logo, while the underside is spotless, featuring a Hotchkis 1 3/8 sway bar and a great-sounding dual exhaust setup.

This 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Restomod is a show-quality classic built for both performance and style.

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  • Shakys57 says:

    Seller,
    You indicated that the rear end has been re-built, Is it a posi-traction.
    Any known body damage or rust?
    Thanks
    shakys57

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