It may be the '57 Chevy Bel-Air that most people think of first when it comes to classic American metal of that era, but the '56 looks every bit as gorgeous as the model that followed. It's an especially enticing prospect when it packs a modern NASCAR engine under the hood. Yes, you read that right, and no, we're not high. We're talking about a 1956 Chevrolet Two-Ten coupe that's had a 650-horsepower, 5.8-liter OHV V8 from Toyota Racing Development dropped into the engine bay.
Of course it's the vintage styling that people will notice first, and this one's a real beaut. It's decked out in Nassau Blue and white for a gorgeous two-tone finish inside and out - even under the hood and in the trunk. Oh, and did we mention it can be yours? That's right, this beast of a classic is up for grabs at RM Auctions' upcoming liquidation of the Cars of Dreams Museum in North Palm Beach, Florida. The vehicle is expected to fetch upwards of $100,000 when the gavel drops at the beginning of December
Of course it's the vintage styling that people will notice first, and this one's a real beaut. It's decked out in Nassau Blue and white for a gorgeous two-tone finish inside and out - even under the hood and in the trunk. Oh, and did we mention it can be yours? That's right, this beast of a classic is up for grabs at RM Auctions' upcoming liquidation of the Cars of Dreams Museum in North Palm Beach, Florida. The vehicle is expected to fetch upwards of $100,000 when the gavel drops at the beginning of December
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Robs Car Gallery
click below to access nano website
Planning is an unnatural process, much better to just get on with things, that way failure comes as a complete surprise instead of being preceeded by a period of worry and doubt
