Used 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210 Used Automatic Convertible

Seller Description

Selling my beautiful 1953 convertible. As you can see it has a beautiful paint job on it. The panels all fit well and they have been properly prepped for that glass like finish. The chrome has also been refinished to a beautiful shine. All the stainless on the car is in excellent condition. The glass in the car is also in excellent condition. The interior has been redone, but shows a little wear. No rips or tears mind you, but not new. All the lights, blinkers, tail lights, head lights and stop lights work perfectly. It obviously has been converted to 12 volt. Fuel gauge and amp gauge work. The oil pressure and temp gauge have been disconnected in favor of newer gauges mounted under the dash. The a/c system works great and runs on r134. Original radio is intact, however there is an aftermarket stereo in the glove box. Stereo speakers are mounted behind the original speaker grill in the dash.

Under the hood is a just rebuilt 350. It is mated to a turbo 350 transmission. The rear axle is a 10 bolt chevy. It has highway gears in it as it easily lopes along at 75 miles an hour. Converted to disc brakes in the front. New dual exhaust system with magnaflow style mufflers on it. It sounds mean and super healthy. A little too loud for my tastes but most people love it. The power convertible top is in good shape. The rear window is plastic and shoe some scratching, but is clear enough to safely drive with. The wheels are Intro/Coys. Intro is the division that makes custom back spacing. As you can see the rear wheels are pretty deep. Tire sizes are 285/40/17 rear. 225/45/17 front. They really fill up the wheel wells. No rubbing. This car has been done properly. It runs and drives great. It gets more attention than any vehicle i have ever owned. I have a clean clear Arizona title in my name. Original mileage on title 84157. Original california and arizona car. Solid floors and frame. I did see a patch in the trunk from underneath but this car is solid. Ask me questions. I will answer honestly. Kevin
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