1955 Chevy 210 with Bel Air trim Tudor Beatiful Driver Old School MANY EXTRAS

Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210 1955 Description

I have had this car for 15 years, I hate to sell it but I was recently diagnosed with cancer so it'stime for someone else's dreams of owning this carto come true... and some of my other bucket-list items to be checked off!!!

NO RESERVE!!!!!!!

This is a driver, not a hundred point show car but a beauty within herself; always draws a crowd.
Some of the features are:
*406 cubic inch Small Block Roller Motor
*350 Turbo B&M Starshifter
*750cfm. Holley carb.
*Hooker headers
*350- 9" Ford Traction lock 31 spline
*Complete Ladder Bar suspension -Art Morrison
*FlowMaster Duels with 3" exhaust out the back
*Old School pleaded interior - blue andlight blue
*Two Toned Paint with nostalgic pin striping
*Modern stopping power with Four Wheel disc Brakes
*CLEAN Missouri Title
* Fuel Cell but do have the stock tank- included

*Virtually Rust free; floor boards, around headlights, wheel wells,etc

*Minimal Tread wear:

Front Tires - Traxx-Plus HV 205/60 XR15

Back Tires- Firestone FireHawks Indy 500 -295/50 R15

*World Product Heads w/ roller rockers & stud girdles

*Most of the trim is in great condition, there is someslight pitting on a few of the pieces, a ding or two, and a creaseon one of the short trim pieces by thepassenger's door. (I tried to get a picture of it but ...1. you couldn't really see it and 2.couldn't for the life of me get it to upload on here!!

Serious Buyers only, No Tire Kickers

I tried to make some videos for everyone, one just a walk around and one while I drove up the street. I hope the links work correctly. If not my "channel" is under Donald Waters

https://youtu.be/l0FevWbad-Q

https://youtu.be/fMiqW-VqDpI

and more pictures also on YouTube @

https://youtu.be/PLuA8XvYmtw

Please feel free to message me any questions or comments. I can also text you the picturesoff the slideshow from YouTube.

I do my best to describe all information known about the item for sale. I also try to take as detailed pictures as possible even if it makes it look worse than it actually is, so please look at all pictures closely because they really do the best job of describing the item...