Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210 (1956)
Sale price: US $200.00 Make an Offer
| Condition: | Used | Year: | 1956 |
| VIN : | VB56S163992 | Mileage: | 100,000 |
| Make: | Chevrolet | Vehicle Title: | Clear |
| Model: | Bel Air/150/210 |
Abilene, Texas, United States
Vehicle description
This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION, so Bid AWAY! !
I bought this project 56 with another car I wanted and do not need it. It is a very solid old 4-door that would be perfect for a 2 door conversion or gasser project. Would also make a great family cruiser! It has typical rust in the rear bumper filler panel, front fender eyebrows, and floor wells, but is very solid and straight otherwise. Most of the glass is bad, but fortunately, it is very cheap for these tri-fives. It is a 210, but has Belaire dash, and factory ac vents. The engine appears to be a later 350, but I have not run the numbers on it. The trans is an original powerglide. I have not opened the trunk and do not know if any of the trim or taillights are inside, or not. The wheels on it were just for rolling onto the trailer and the car will come with the steel wheels that were on it and will need tires to load it up. The VIN is clear, but I do not have a title. I have a bill of sale, and, at least in Texas, you can easily get a bonded title for it.
I travel quite a bit, and might be able to help with transport up to about 200 miles from Abilene, TX for $1.50/mile
I bought this project 56 with another car I wanted and do not need it. It is a very solid old 4-door that would be perfect for a 2 door conversion or gasser project. Would also make a great family cruiser! It has typical rust in the rear bumper filler panel, front fender eyebrows, and floor wells, but is very solid and straight otherwise. Most of the glass is bad, but fortunately, it is very cheap for these tri-fives. It is a 210, but has Belaire dash, and factory ac vents. The engine appears to be a later 350, but I have not run the numbers on it. The trans is an original powerglide. I have not opened the trunk and do not know if any of the trim or taillights are inside, or not. The wheels on it were just for rolling onto the trailer and the car will come with the steel wheels that were on it and will need tires to load it up. The VIN is clear, but I do not have a title. I have a bill of sale, and, at least in Texas, you can easily get a bonded title for it.
I travel quite a bit, and might be able to help with transport up to about 200 miles from Abilene, TX for $1.50/mile