Summary

Powered by a 350ci V8 engine mated to a 700R4 automatic transmission. Finished in House of Kolor Pagan Gold and White Pearl, this custom 210 coupe is loaded with upgrades. Meticulous restoration recorded in a binder provided to the buyer.

Details

Custom 1956 Chevrolet 210 coupe that has been restored to show-quality. The meticulous restoration and maintenance up to this point has been detailed fully in a binder provided to the buyer. Currently mileage since its restoration shows 3,128. This Resto-Mod is painted a House of Kolor Pagan Gold over Cinnamon and White Pearl; it also has chrome finishes throughout. The car has most of its original sheet metal and the body is very straight. The door handles and trunk lid have been shaved and now heed to remote control access. The car sits on Boyd Coddington polished wheels, 17-inch up front and 18-inch in the rear. The tan leather and suede interior are completely bespoke, and the dash is color-coded to the exterior. All the interior finishes are of the highest quality. The car is powered by a JEGS 350ci crate engine rated at 330hp. The block and engine compartment are also painted to match the exterior. The block features an Edelbrock Endurashine intake, billet valve covers, billet air cleaner and a March Performance Style Track front runner system. The engine is cooled by a Griffin aluminum radiator with two electric fans and a billet overflow canister, and breathes through ceramic headers and a polished exhaust system with MagnaFlow mufflers and chrome tips. The engine is backed by a 700R4 automatic transmission with overdrive. This vehicle features air conditioning, power steering and power brakes. There are custom braided lines, custom hose clamps and hidden wires throughout. The frame has been reinforced for strength and powder-coated for durability.