This is a 1957 CHEVY 4 door sedan that is all original with the exception of paint. The only thing I see that is not perfect with the body is a spot with the paint bubbling on the lower part of the left rear door. All glass is perfect. No tears in seats or upholstery or headliner. Everything works as it should. The engine starts and runs perfectly. transmission shifts just right also. Even the trunk mat is original. This could easily be a daily driver. Feel free to ask anything about this car. I am the second owner. I also have a 52 CHEVY Bel Air that I am going to keep. I had to get rid of one of the two cars and the 52 is a clone of my first car that I owned in 1965. The 283 4bbl runs and starts great. The 2 speed Powerglide transmission shifts smooth with no leaks that I can see.
Things I think/know will have to be addressed are: door weatherstrip is dried out and cracked. Exhaust doesn't leak but it is original and rusting.. Bumper ends at tail lights are rusting. That is actually all I know of. I believe it could be driven about anywhere as it is.
