Vehicle Description
This 1957 Chevrolet 150 has a great metallic shine, acres of
chrome, four-wheel disc brakes, a powerful crate V8, and a comfy
A/C interior. It's the kind of total package that takes one of the
most iconic styles around and makes it into an awesome all-around
cruiser.
This coupe grabs all the right attention. The red and silver
two-tone has all that metallic element we all want that really
makes it pop every time the sunshine hits the sheet metal. Plus,
you know a '57 Chevy by its chrome and stainless trim, and
thankfully all is present on this coupe. It includes the wide
grille and bumper package with Dagmars nearly as large as the
headlights; the rocket trim on the hood that signified the jet age;
and some of the best brightwork details of its era. In fact, we
love the 150 line this year because you get the iconic '57 face and
the '55 Bel Air's side trim for the best of the Tri-Five era. These
are reasons why we all love the icon, but this coupe has something
more to offer. Those Coys wheels with their aggressive 18/20-inch
front/rear stagger are a clear indication this classy classic has
some performance chops.
Inside is a major upgrade from the 1950s. The seats follow a
similar pattern to the original, but the gray tweed cloth is vastly
more comfortable. And the Chevy bow ties embedded in the seatbacks
are a nice custom touch. This fabric is repeated on the side panels
and roof for a nicely harmonized interior. This fully coordinated
feeling is completed with the exterior red and silver returning on
the dash. But more than just look good, you also have great
features like cold R134a air conditioning. Plus, the billet
Carriage Works steering wheel, billet gear selector, and
well-placed SunPro auxiliary readouts are all there to let you know
this upgraded '57 was made to be driven.
As the car that helped launch the small block, this Chevy
celebrates its heritage with a fresher twist. Under the hood is a
crate 350 cubic-inch V8 that was installed in 2015 and is believed
to only have about 5k miles on it. It's nicely dressed with
polished components like the air grabber, compressor, valve covers,
and pulleys. But beyond the style is proper performance substance
with a Holley four-barrel carburetor and Edelbrock Performer RPM
intake. Plus, those long tube headers add even more power as they
contribute to the rumble of the dual exhaust. And upgrades like
power steering, a three-speed automatic transmission, and
four-wheel disc brakes with drilled & slotted rotors give this a
fantastic feeling on the road.
Complete with built receipts, this '57 Chevy has great upgrades,
beautiful colors, and some well-built performance for the streets.
It's everything you want in one iconic design. So hurry before
someone else grabs your dream coupe. Call today!!!
