1957 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210 Business Man

THE 1957 CHEVROLET 150 BUSINESS MAN COUPE
THE 150 WAS MAINLY CONVEIVED AS A FLEET MODEL
AND A LITTLE EFFORT WAS SPENT MARKETING IT TO THE
AVERAGE CAR BUYER OF THE DAY.
ALTHOUGH SALES WEREN'T LIMITED TO FLEETS.
IT WAS MOST POPULAR WITH POLICE STATE GOVERNMENTS,
SMALL BUSINESSES, AND HOT RODDERS.
THE ONLY BODY STYLES SPECIFIC TO THE 150 WERE DECIDEDLY
FLEET ORIENTED. THE BUSINESS SEDAN, A 2 DOOR SEDA
WITH IMMOBILE REAR WINDOWS AND NO BACK SEAT, NO ARM
REST, NO VISOR, ONE HORN, NO RADIO AND NO CLOCK.
A FULL RACE READY VERSION WAS AVAILABLE COMMONLY
KNOWN AS THE BLACK WIDOW.
RESTORED BACK TO ORIGINAL WITH THE EXCEPTION OF AFTERMARKET
GAUGES. NEW TIRES PAINTED TO MATCH STEEL WHEELS DOG DISH HUB
CAPS. VERY RARE AND UNIQUE TO HAVE A FACTORY V-8 POWERGLIDE
TRANSMISSION. IN A VERY RARE AND UNIQUE 150 BUSINESS COUPE.
THIS CAR IS ALSO EQUIPPED WITH THE 245 H.P. AND 2X4 BARREL
OPTION. GREAT RUNNING CAR.