1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air Convertible

There is nothing better then driving a '57 Chevy with the top down I always like to find cars like this. Like most classic car dealers, I used to buy cars at auction but you really never know what you're getting until you get them home. This '57 Chevy has been in the same family since 1984. It was sold at a McLeod Auction. I'm sure I was at this auction at the time it was sold...maybe even bid on it. As you can tell I got a lot of invoices and papers. Note, it was restored when it was sold in 1984 and I found where it was repainted in 2003. Matching color #795 Larkspur blue. The interior does not match. It is #679 which is lt. blue and dark blue but the interior is done in turquoise and white and looks great. Anyway I just got it and it will be a month or more before it's ready to sell. We always service and safety check all of our rigs and I want to do some detailing to make it really shine. 283 V-8 and I believe it's the original engine. It was a 2 barrel and it now has a 4 barrel original type carburetor. 4 speed. Power steering is rack and pinion and works great. It was sitting on a hoist when I got there so I got to see the underside. I did find a little rust but not much. I will go over it in fine detail in the video. I think you will be impressed in what you see. Built in Oakland Ca. I have been out driving the Bel-Air around for 2 days and it runs and drives great. I took it to Joe at Old School Garage for it's service and safety check. Does not need much. The heater works but was not getting air flow right and Joe fixed that. This is a convertible worth owning. Make sure you watch the video I go over it very well and you can see going down the freeway. Cond. # 2-.