Chevrolet: Bel Air/150/210 on 2040-cars
Philadelphia, California, United States
1953 Chevrolet 210 Belair 355 ci V-8 ( new rebuild)Brand new Holley 630 Four barrel CarbEdelbrock intakeSanderson HeadersTrue dual exhaust Aluminum RadiatorElectric FanTurbo 350 II front suspensionpower rack and pinion steering10 bolt rear 373 gearsStreet 4 link rear suspensionPower brakes (front disk, rear drum) Air ride technology air bag suspensionChrome tilt steering columnEvery nut and bolt on this car has been touchedCustom powder coated frameBrand new complete wiring harness (front to rear)Dolphin Guages, Radio with aux portHagan Frenched headlight bucketsNew front and rear bumpersNew front and rear Grille GuardOriginal 1953 Grille that was replated and chromedThe car was an original Texas car.
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