This beautiful Touch Red 1957 Chevrolet Belair has a 383 stroker
V-8 engine with two four-barrel carbs. The transmission
is a three-speed automatic Turbo 400 with Hurst Shifter. This car
is imposingly fashionable and elegant. It has a swagger
all its own. It was built by Advanced Restoration and
Auto Body. It has a tilt steering column with
power steering. It has an aftermarket stereo with 6 disc
changer in trunk. It has a heater which works and
air-conditioning which is currently working and most likely just
needs to be charged for cold air. The crank windows work
well and with ease. There are no wipers arms
currently. There are no front window visors. The
door locks, turn signals work. There is an owner's
manual. All lights work except there are no
reverse lights. There are no leaks and fluids are
full. The tan custom leather-like tan interior is in
excellent condition.The exterior "Torch Red" paint (PP&G
Arcylic Urathane with no clear coat) is in excellent
condition. There one almost invisible dent on
the rear quarter panel. There is NO rust. There
is no spare tire, no car jack and no tools. The
tires are in good condition. The rims are in good
condition with no scratches. This is a beautifully
restored car from the frame up. All door handles are key
entry and points have been shaved. This is a very
comfortable car to drive and it runs really well.IT IS ALWAYS A
GOOD IDEA TO GET AN INDEPENDENT THIRD-PARTY INSPECTION ON ANY USED
CAR.
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