1956 Chevrolet 210
$88,000
48 photos of this car.
Details
| Year | 1956 |
|---|---|
| Model | 210 |
| Series | Tri-Five |
| Mileage | 23,456 miles |
| Colour (as listed by seller) | Pewter&Cobalt House Of Kolor |
| Transmission | Automatic 4-Speed |
| Condition | Mileage shown as 23,456. Transmission: Automatic 4-Speed. Exterior: Pewter&Cobalt House Of Kolor. |
| Seller | Collector Motors |
| Listed by | Dealer |
| Location | Houston, TX |
About this car
1956 Chevrolet 210 at Collector Motors in Houston, TX. Pewter&Cobalt House Of Kolor, 23,456 miles, Automatic 4-Speed. Asking $88,000.
More about this car
This 1956 Chevrolet 210 is offered by Collector Motors in Houston, Texas. A Tri-Five Chevrolet finished in Pewter&Cobalt House Of Kolor, it has a automatic 4-speed and shows 23,456 miles in the listing. It is listed at $88,000.
What the pictures show
- Two-tone two-door sedan in pale sage over dark purple, with a louvered hood and bright chrome bumpers and grille.
- The paint and chrome present glossy and straight in the outdoor photos, on polished five-spoke wheels with low-profile tires.
- Close wheel photos show drilled disc brakes and Wilwood calipers behind the chrome wheels.
- The interior is custom tan-brown leather on the bench seats, with a wood-rim wheel, modern round gauges and a floor shifter.
- The dash photos show the gauge cluster, but no odometer reading can be confirmed from them.
- The engine bay is fully detailed in body color, with a black finned V8, cone air filter and polished accessories.
- Underside close-ups show clean painted suspension arms, coil-overs and a polished differential housing.
- One photo in the set is a black car silhouette placeholder, and several photos show the car strapped on a trailer.
- No trunk-interior photos in the set, so the trunk floor and spare can't be judged.
Money: At $88,000 this buys a finished, heavily customized Tri-Five two-door on the photos — paint, chrome, brakes and engine bay all present as show-ready — so budget mainly for verifying the build underneath the shine, because the trunk is the one area the photos never open.
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