1956 Chevrolet 210 Restomod

Make: Chevrolet

Model: 210 2-Door Post Restomod

Price: $48,995 USD

Year: 1956 (implied from model)

Color: Copper/Yellow

Interior Color: Black

Drive Wheels: Rear-wheel drive (RWD)

Gearbox: 700R4 automatic

Fuel Type: 91 octane or below

Engine: 400-horsepower crate motor (BluePrint 350 CID V8)

Chassis Number: [Not provided]

Engine Number: Gasoline

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Finished in an eye-catching two-tone yellow and copper paint scheme, this 1956 Chevrolet 210 restomod balances bold 1950s styling with modern performance. Powered by a 400-horsepower crate engine and supported by heavy-duty steering, suspension, and braking upgrades, this classic Tri-Five was engineered for effortless cruising and on-demand performance.

Drivetrain and performance include a BluePrint 350 CID V8 crate engine with a Holley mid-mount accessory drive and a Griffin aluminum radiator. Power is transmitted through a 700R4 4-speed automatic overdrive transmission with a custom Circle D torque converter.

The chassis features updated CPP front power disc brakes and Borgeson power steering for modern stopping and control. The front suspension is fully upgraded with a CPP setup and a Hotchkiss sway bar for improved cornering stability.

Inside, the cabin is refreshed with black upholstery, Vintage Air air conditioning, a tilt steering column, and modern Classic Instruments gauges, including a GPS speedometer. Entertainment is provided by a Custom Autosound Bluetooth radio that maintains a classic dash appearance while streaming modern media.

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