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1957' Chevrolet 210

$229,900

Published 9 February 2023ID: 6Kr4Kq

Expired
1 year, 10 months ago

Information from the owner

Age: 66 years

Mileage: 2965 km

Transmission: Automatic

Exterior color: Grey

Interior: Air Conditioning

Seller's comments about 1957' Chevrolet 210

Award Winning Chevy 210 Resto Mod LS3 V8 4L70 4-speed PS PB A/C Currie 9 Leather /// Cherished by the same loving family for 51 years, this sultry 210 rolls on the right side of excellent thanks to a professional rotisserie restoration that was perfected by the pros at Cleveland, Georgias Designer Street Rods. Naturally, that build involved nut-and-bolt disassembly and a full strip to bare metal. Once solid and smooth, those timeless surfaces were carefully sealed in glossy two-stage that reflects custom Aston Martin Charcoal Gray. And today, this sweet Chevy is a lights-out custom thats earned national accolades at some of the biggest shows in the collector car hobby! Officially known as the Chevrolet Performance LS376/480, the cars spry engine twists a respectable 495 horsepower into 473 lb./ft. of pavement-slaying torque! Behind that mill, a tough 4L70E 4-speed makes excellent use of a color-keyed Currie 9-inch. That drivetrain rides a smoothed chassis thats built with tubular arms, big sway bars, QA-1 coil-overs, QA-1 shocks and monochromatic lowering blocks. Turns come courtesy of a power-assisted BorgWarner steering box. Power-assisted Baer calipers cinch drilled and slotted rotors. And all that hardware rolls on handsome Billet Specialties Invaders, which spin Nitto NT555 G2s. Swing the doors and youll find attractive custom upholstery that was professionally stitched by Paul Atkins Interiors of Hanceville, Alabama. Supple seats wrap Terracotta leather around full power adjustment for both the cars driver and front passenger. Between those reclining thrones, a custom console stretches glossy carbon fiber trim around a short Lokar shifter and custom Kenwood audio. A familiar 210 dash hangs tweaked Classic Instruments telemetry over controls for Vintage Air conditioning. And the driver spins a polished bowtie steering wheel around a tilting Ididit column.