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Dressed in turquoise with a turquoise and black leather interior this sweet classic is sure to catch attention from any passersbys. Under the hood of this classic is a GM 400 cubic inch V8 engine with less than 7,000 miles on it since rebuild. The motor is tied to a 4-speed manual transmission. The car is extremely clean, and a lot of care went into its build. The engine was originally going to be a race engine but found its new home in this 210 Chevy. The owner of this classic has all the photos and documentation of the restoration for the car available as well along with extra paint in case of any mishaps. Our 1957 Chevrolet...

This was the last year of Chevrolets legendary Tri- Fives. And the 57's iconic look made it the most popular of the three years.

This one has a frame off restoration a newer crate 350 engine paired to a rebuilt turbo 350 Transmission. It runs like a dream and is nicely appointed it has Tilt wheel, Power steering and power brakes to name a few. The engine bay and underneath are very clean as well.

The exterior is a very deep Black Cherry, making it look black when its inside and a wonderfully rich purple when in the sun. We rarely see a 57 that looks...

Chevrolet has been a player in the American truck market for over 100 year and has proven time and time again their trucks are always ready for any task thrown their way. By the 1950s trucks were becoming more stylish and comfortable. Trucks like the Chevrolet Cameo and Ford Ranchero proved that the hard-working members of the automotive world could look good and still get the job done! After WWII and the advent of the Jeep and Power Wagon, people saw the value of four-wheel drive and wanted vehicles they could use on the farm, desert, or mountains. The NAPCO company of Minneapolis, MN answered the call and started making 4X4 conversions for GM, Ford & Studebaker. NAPCO and GM had the most prominent partnership, making Chevy and GMC trucks available right from the dealership. Our featured truck is painted in a stunning fire engine red with black accents on the...

When you say Classic car to most people over the age of 50 a 1957 Belair is what comes to mind. Ah, the tri 5's as they are called. The '55 is nice, the '56 better but the '57, now that's what it is all about! This 1957 Belair is looking sinister in gloss black paint that helps the chrome pop. The 5 spoke rims look amazing against this gloss black paint. This is a car that demands you look at it. The interior sports Auto Meter gauges and has a floor shifter for the Automatic transmission but these are the only things that remind you that it is not 1960 as the rest of the interior looks stock but new and clean. The power plant of choice is the 350 cubic inch mouse motor and this one has all the right names under the...

Let's be honest, when you come across a near 70 year old pickup, its usually rotted out and has been rode hard and hung up wet. Not this one. Check the cab corners, the bed, and the frame and you'll see exactly what we mean by calling this '57 solid. The Beach Boys sang, 'She's real fine my 409. ' and that's what you'll find nestled underneath the hood and backed by a Muncie 4-spd transmission. The old school pinstriping and classic style American racing wheels give this brute a 70's style vibe that's timeless.