In the vast history of the autoverse, few cars can match the levels of love, allure, and dedication that a '57 Chevy commands. While all three Tri-Fives are fan favorites among the Bowtie faithful, a single glance at this gorgeous, 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Hardtop is enough to see why this car is on so many collectors' bucket lists. Fully repainted in its original Onyx Black, this car comes with its correct chrome bumpers and trim, along with a slew of new sheetmetal, as if it needed another reason to make enthusiasts drool.
Inside, we find an equally impressive two-tone red-and-black vinyl-and-cloth interior that appears to be correct and stock. A period-correct split front bench seat leaves plenty of room to spread out, while the two-spoke, dual-rim steering wheel sports the iconic Bel Air emblem on its center cap. The original three-pod gauge cluster remains in place, while sliding HVAC controls keep temperature control simple. A gold Bel Air badge and an analog clock complete the luxury feel of this late-1950s icon.
Under the hood, we find a classic 283 cubic-inch V-8 engine. Topped with a single four-barrel carburetor mounted to a factory intake, spent gases are dispensed via a true dual FlowMaster exhaust, giving this classic ride an authoritative rumble. Power is transmitted through a TH350 three-speed automatic transmission before reaching the rear 14-inch steel wheels, complete with factory-style wheel covers.
HIGHLIGHTS:
Fully Restored Two Door Coupe
Factory Onyx Black Repaint
New Sheetmetal
New Doors and Fenders
283ci V8
Single Four Barrel Carb
Factory Intake
FlowMaster Dual Exhaust
TH350 Three Speed Auto
Two Tone Red and Black Interior
Split Bench Seat
Stock Style Interior
Heat
Defrost
This 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Hardtop rides on a factory-style suspension, with drum brakes all around. So, if you are like so many of us who have always dreamed of owning a classic Tri-Five, you will be hard-pressed to find a better example than this fully restored '57. Don't wait, call today!
