POSSIBLY HE FINEST ’57 BEL AIR CONVERTIBLE OFFERED TODAY, 998 POINT SHOW WINNER

1957 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210 Bel Air Additional Info:

“POSSIBLY THE FINEST ’57 BEL AIR CONVERTIBLE OFFERED TODAY, 998 POINT MULTIPLE SHOW WINNER”

Offered is a near perfect and correct ’57 Bel Air convertible. Well optioned with 283 cid “Power Pack” V8 (4bbl carb & dual exhaust) Power Glide, Factory Air, Wonderbar Radio with Dual Antennas, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Back Up Lights, Working Clock and Optional Lower Rear Deck Trim. The car is finished in the correct Larkspur Harbor Blue, with correct matching interior and top.

The car has won many, many awards, just to list a few: Super Chevys “Gold Class” seven times, Super Chevys “Best Paint” and “Special Recognition Award”, AACA (Antique Automobile Club of America) “Senior Annual Grand National Award” three times and was nominated for their “National Award”, scoring 998 out of a possible 1000 points and was the centerfold in the “Chevy Classic International” Feb 2016 magazine.

This is a full frame off “Nut & Bolt” restoration with meticulous detail to originality and authenticity. The car must be seen to be appreciated. Always trailered and stored in a climate controlled garage.

I have been active in the Collector Car Hobby for 50+ years and this is one of the finest I’ve seen, ranking up there with Blackhawk, White Post and Pebble Beach quality. I am listing the car for a friend who is not on eBay. He is reluctantly parting with the car due to age & health. We encourage you to inspect the car in person. Please contact the owner, Mr. Carroll Hamer for further details or to make an appointment to inspect the car. He can be contacted between 8:00AM and 8:00PM CST @ 918 272 6729 or 918 640 1723

Bid with confidence, I have over 20 years of selling high value collector cars and parts on eBay with a 100% positive feedback rating. Thanks for looking!

The car is located in Tulsa, Oklahoma area. The eBay location shown at the top is my old eBay address, can't figure out how to change it sorry for any confusion!

The owner has added the following:

The Factory Air Conditioning System while comprised of all new or restored components was never charged with Freon or activated. Jeff Steinmetz, the restorer, advised that the 1957 era compressors tend to “mist” the A/C lubricants, requiring more frequent cleaning of the engine bay to maintain a pristine appearance.

Since this car was intended for show purposes rather than frequent driving the system has not been charged and activated.

The speedometerhas been recently replaced, the actual mileage since restoration is +/- 400 miles.

The Correct VIN is VC57S213527

In response to inquiries, the “Cowl Tag” reads as follows:

STYLE 57-10670TX

TRIM 679

PAINT 795

ACC AC EZ1 (FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING AND TINTED GLASS)

Here is some additional history of the car. It was featured in the Chevy Classics Magazine a few years ago.