1956 Chevrolet 210 583 Miles Jade Sedan 283 V8 4 Speed Manual

1956 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210 -- Additional Info:

Restored 210 Restomod 283 V8 4 Speed Manual 12 Bolt Power Steering /// Carefully restored and tastefully modified, this terrific 210 pairs a hot 283 with a spry 4-speed and dapper trimmings. And if you're looking for a cool cruiser that's showable, drivable and just plain lust worthy, it's poised to be your new favorite pastime! One quick look at our high definition photos reveals a straight and solid profile that features no aesthetic modification. Thanks to a quality restoration,... every panel was straightened, aligned and hand-sanded prior to receiving a rich combination of Jade and Sandalwood 2-stage. And, thanks to recent detailing, the reflections created by that 2-stage are simply astounding! Pop the hood and you'll find a reliable, 283 cubic inch Chevrolet small block that's been fully rebuilt and bathed in vivid Chevy Orange paint. Behind that mill, a familiar Muncie 4-speed funnels torque through a tough 12-bolt axle that's finished with 3.31 gears and a posi-traction differential. That drivetrain pushes a fully rebuilt suspension, which provides a slightly lowered ride height. Fluid power steering makes quick work of turns. Power-assisted discs and drums bring everything to a quick halt. And everything rolls on polished American Racing Torq Thrust IIs, which spin sticky BF Goodrich tires. Between the doors, this Chevy's attractive interior has been seamlessly customized to blend modern and original equipment. Reclining bucket seats are sumptuous and comfortable, separated by a removable Buddy Seat. Bowtie-stamped stainless plants traditional telemetry next to modern audio. Fresh carpet frames a familiar Hurst shifter. And in front of the driver, a leather-wrapped Budnik steering wheel laps a tilting Ididit column. Thanks to a high-quality restoration, this awesome 210 wraps a solid drivetrain in a capable chassis and head turning aesthetics. In the market for a standout cruiser that literally defines the word "cool"? Call, click or visit