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I get Classic cars sold when others can't!
With out a doubt this Jet Black 1957 Chevy BelAir Hardtop Big Block ranks as one of the finest 1957
BelAir on the market today!
No love or expense was spared from the Rotisserie restoration all the way to the extremely detailed and
Best of Show winning appearance. This 57 Chevy is not only a show car it is extremely Easy and
Comfortable drive any day and all day long.
Specifications:
True 1957 Chevrolet BelAir Hardtop / Extremely nice Jet black paint / Gorgeous and Comfortable Gray and Silver custom interior /
Vintage Air and Heat / Power Steering / 4 wheel Power Disc Brakes / Power Locks / Power Windows / Tilt Steering / Custom Steering
wheel / 10 Disc CD Changer / Classic instrument gauges / Body off Rotisserie restoration / 454 V8 / Bored 60 over / 2 Edelbrock four
barrel carburetors / Edelbrock Intake manifold / Griffin Aluminum radiator / 700 R4 automatic transmission / Transmission cooler / B and
M Shifter / Powder coated Frame / Tubular control arms / Front and rear sway bars / 10 Bolt 355 gear posi traction rear end / Headman
ceramic coated headers / 3rd tail light / Excellent Chrome / Appraised at over 100k / a lot more detailed information is available
including restoration photo documentation.
You will see this Beautiful 1957 BelAir Hardtop is not afraid of the competition and has the Best of Show Trophies to prove it.
Always stored inside and located in Lapeer, Michigan 48446. Not looking to consider any trades but Thanks anyway.
Call Tim Sleeman at: 586-838-0097 for more information.
Asking: $74,900.00 obo
1957 BelAir Trivia:
The 57 Chevy is one of the most recognized icons in the Automotive industry. Stylish and Sporty the theres no doubt that it’s one of
Americas best and most loved cars. The 1957 Chevrolet a few different trim levels; the base-model 150 series, the mid-range
210series, and the upscale Bel Air series. An upscale trim option called the Del Ray was also available for 210 2-door sedans, and
there was a limited production two-door station wagon called the Nomad and also even scarcer was the El Morocco, a custom hand-
built series that mimicked the Cadillac.
Source: http://www.oldride.com/library/1957_chevrolet_bel_air.html
BelAir on the market today!
No love or expense was spared from the Rotisserie restoration all the way to the extremely detailed and
Best of Show winning appearance. This 57 Chevy is not only a show car it is extremely Easy and
Comfortable drive any day and all day long.
Specifications:
True 1957 Chevrolet BelAir Hardtop / Extremely nice Jet black paint / Gorgeous and Comfortable Gray and Silver custom interior /
Vintage Air and Heat / Power Steering / 4 wheel Power Disc Brakes / Power Locks / Power Windows / Tilt Steering / Custom Steering
wheel / 10 Disc CD Changer / Classic instrument gauges / Body off Rotisserie restoration / 454 V8 / Bored 60 over / 2 Edelbrock four
barrel carburetors / Edelbrock Intake manifold / Griffin Aluminum radiator / 700 R4 automatic transmission / Transmission cooler / B and
M Shifter / Powder coated Frame / Tubular control arms / Front and rear sway bars / 10 Bolt 355 gear posi traction rear end / Headman
ceramic coated headers / 3rd tail light / Excellent Chrome / Appraised at over 100k / a lot more detailed information is available
including restoration photo documentation.
You will see this Beautiful 1957 BelAir Hardtop is not afraid of the competition and has the Best of Show Trophies to prove it.
Always stored inside and located in Lapeer, Michigan 48446. Not looking to consider any trades but Thanks anyway.
Call Tim Sleeman at: 586-838-0097 for more information.
Asking: $74,900.00 obo
1957 BelAir Trivia:
The 57 Chevy is one of the most recognized icons in the Automotive industry. Stylish and Sporty the theres no doubt that it’s one of
Americas best and most loved cars. The 1957 Chevrolet a few different trim levels; the base-model 150 series, the mid-range
210series, and the upscale Bel Air series. An upscale trim option called the Del Ray was also available for 210 2-door sedans, and
there was a limited production two-door station wagon called the Nomad and also even scarcer was the El Morocco, a custom hand-
built series that mimicked the Cadillac.
Source: http://www.oldride.com/library/1957_chevrolet_bel_air.html