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1955' Chevrolet 210
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£58,500Published 8 February 2023ID: GN3yXD
Expired
1 year, 8 months ago
1 year, 8 months ago
Information from the owner
Body: Sedan
Age: 68 years
Seller's comments about 1955' Chevrolet 210
- From long-standing family ownership - 2nd owner - Extensively restored - FIVA passport Description:
In 1953 the Belair became Chevrolet's own series with the serial number 2400C. At the time of its release, the Bel Air represented Chevrolet's top model. There were three and five-door station wagon versions, with the three-door being called the Nomand and the five-door being the Townsman. There was also a convertible, a sedan and a coupe variant.
The Belair offered here was produced in 1955 in Chevrolet's Belgian factory and delivered to a Luxembourg wine merchant. The Chevrolet was inherited within the family and taken over by one of the sons at the end of the 1990s. Despite its still very good condition, he had the Belair extensively restored in order to meticulously document each trip up to the current mileage of 130,000. The restoration costs exceeded the purchase price called here. This unusual and rare vehicle with FIVA passport and historic license plate is ideal as an advertising medium for companies and events due to its friendly appearance and spacious interior.
Engine:
6-cylinder in-line engine, 3895ccm, 120 hp (89kw), manual gearbox (according to factory specifications)
- From longstanding family ownership- Just two previous owners- Extensively restored- FIVA passport Description:
In 1953, the Belair became Chevrolet's own model series with the serial number 2400C. At the time of its release, the Bel Air was Chevrolet's top model. There was a three- and five-door estate version, whereby the three-door was called Nomand and the five-door Townsman. There was also a convertible, a sedan and a coupé version.
The Belair offered here was produced in 1955 in the Belgian Chevrolet factory and delivered to a Luxembourg wine merchant. Within the family, the Chevrolet was passed on and taken over by one of the sons at the end of the nineties. Although the Belair was still in very good condition, he had it extensively restored so that every journey could be meticulously documented up to the current mileage of 130, 000 km. The restoration costs exceeded the purchase price. This unusual and rare vehicle with FIVA passport and H-plates is ideal as an advertising medium for companies and events due to its appealing appearance and its spacious interior.
Engine:
6-cylinder in-line engine, 3895ccm, 120 hp (89kw), manual gearbox (according to factory specifications)
In 1953 the Belair became Chevrolet's own series with the serial number 2400C. At the time of its release, the Bel Air represented Chevrolet's top model. There were three and five-door station wagon versions, with the three-door being called the Nomand and the five-door being the Townsman. There was also a convertible, a sedan and a coupe variant.
The Belair offered here was produced in 1955 in Chevrolet's Belgian factory and delivered to a Luxembourg wine merchant. The Chevrolet was inherited within the family and taken over by one of the sons at the end of the 1990s. Despite its still very good condition, he had the Belair extensively restored in order to meticulously document each trip up to the current mileage of 130,000. The restoration costs exceeded the purchase price called here. This unusual and rare vehicle with FIVA passport and historic license plate is ideal as an advertising medium for companies and events due to its friendly appearance and spacious interior.
Engine:
6-cylinder in-line engine, 3895ccm, 120 hp (89kw), manual gearbox (according to factory specifications)
- From longstanding family ownership- Just two previous owners- Extensively restored- FIVA passport Description:
In 1953, the Belair became Chevrolet's own model series with the serial number 2400C. At the time of its release, the Bel Air was Chevrolet's top model. There was a three- and five-door estate version, whereby the three-door was called Nomand and the five-door Townsman. There was also a convertible, a sedan and a coupé version.
The Belair offered here was produced in 1955 in the Belgian Chevrolet factory and delivered to a Luxembourg wine merchant. Within the family, the Chevrolet was passed on and taken over by one of the sons at the end of the nineties. Although the Belair was still in very good condition, he had it extensively restored so that every journey could be meticulously documented up to the current mileage of 130, 000 km. The restoration costs exceeded the purchase price. This unusual and rare vehicle with FIVA passport and H-plates is ideal as an advertising medium for companies and events due to its appealing appearance and its spacious interior.
Engine:
6-cylinder in-line engine, 3895ccm, 120 hp (89kw), manual gearbox (according to factory specifications)
