1957 Chevrolet 210 Two-Door Sedan

Description

While all cars of the 1950s have their own unique styling, these stylish Tri-Five models released by Chevrolet were revolutionary in their day and have since established a devoted following of collectors and hot rodders. The last year for the Tri-Five, 1957, brought several changes, like the new “twin rocket” hood design, large rear fins, and, of course, more chrome. These cosmetic additions, along with an upgraded 350 small-block V8 topped with an Edelbrock Enforcer manifold and carburetor, power front disc brakes; automatic transmission, make this 1957 Chevrolet 210 sedan a true muscle car. The exterior is finished in one of the most recognizable shades of Larkspur Blue over a Blue Vinyl/ Blue Cloth interior and features aftermarket gauges, a floor shifter, an aftermarket leather-wrapped steering wheel, and Vintage Air heat and air conditioning. This ‘57 Chevy has all the hallmarks of a comfortable, powerful cruiser, ready to hit the blacktop in style.  

Highlights  

• This 1957 Chevrolet 210 comes as a modified example of the last of the tri-five years  

• Powered by an upgraded Chevrolet 350 small-block V8 paired with an automatic transmission 

• Retro exterior styling finished in striking Larkspur Blue over a Blue Vinyl/ Blue Cloth interior 

• Stylishly equipped with 17 inch American Racing wheels  

• Upgraded with Vintage Air heat and air conditioning 

• Sunpro pod with a voltmeter, oil pressure, and coolant temperature gauges 

• This 1957 Chevrolet 350 is offered with the five-digit odometer currently displaying 4,884 miles; however, the true mileage is unknown   

Features  

• Power front disc brakes  

• Rear drum breaks 

• Independent front suspension 

• Bench front seat  

• Aluminum radiator 

• Electric “push fan” 

• Finned Corvette valve covers 

• Edelbrock enforcer intake manifold  

• Automatic choke 

• Lap belts 

Known Flaws 

• It is noted that the car needs to be in neutral for it to start 

• Light rust bubbling through the dashboard 

• Chrome pitting on rear bumpers 

• The rear license plate bracket missing 

• A minor leak from the front driver-side tire 

Included  

• Car cover 

Ownership History 

It is reported that the current owner of this 1957 Chevrolet 210 acquired the car approximately 12 years ago.