1957 Chevy Convertible, 700 Miles on Professional Restoration

Only 700 Miles on Full Professional Restoration. Restored by Old Gold Chevy, Lebanon PA.
Complete Body Off Restoration. No Expense spared.
Original Rebuilt 283 4bbl Power Pack.
VIN # VC57B151661

More Pictures- http://www.57forsale.com

$89,000
NO TRADES But would consider Pre War Vehicles
Located in New Jersey.

As a kid we had a 56 convertible and a 57 Bel Air Wish we had them now. Then when I was 24 I bought an 54 GMC 6 widow truck for $150 that was great shape but sold it in 75 to buy truck--wish I had it too. Was really great to drive.

She sure is sweet!

I don't normally care for '57 Chevy's but yours is an exception. Very classy!

delgan said:

As a kid we had a 56 convertible and a 57 Bel Air Wish we had them now. Then when I was 24 I bought an 54 GMC 6 widow truck for $150 that was great shape but sold it in 75 to buy truck--wish I had it too. Was really great to drive.

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Man, the good days...Have left us. That '54 ooohhh doggy very cool.

I am selling the '57 for a customer of my Radiator shop.. Beautiful car and a primo restoration.

Check out this 1958 Impala I sold recently. I posted it up here not too long ago and got a lot of nostalgic feedback. The car was Unbelievable. Here is a video of the owner giving his final goodbye after 20+ years. He was very sad, but new times are a' comin. I sold the car for asking price in 6 figures in 17 days.

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I've experienced his emotions, many times over the years.

What is crazy is that up until about 5 or 6 years ago, the only crowd that would even look at a '59 Chevy were the Lowrider guys. They were dirt cheap.

It's sad that most of them were canned. Now seeing a nice coupe or convertible around six figures is not uncommon.