1957 Corvette Fuel injection Hardtop Convertible
Sale price: $200,00
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Technical specifications
| Manufacturer: | Chevrolet |
| Model: | Corvette |
| Year: | 1957 |
| Type: | Convertible |
| Color: | Aztec copper Orange |
| Mileage: | 93,723 |
| Transmission: | Manual |
| Interior Color: | Orange |
| Engine: | 283 |
| Trim: | Aztec copper Orange |
| Number of Cylinders: | 8 |
| Got questions? | Ask the Seller |
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Description
1957 Chevrolet Corvette
Engine Code: F1110D
Serial Number: E57S104722
Body style: Hardtop Convertible
The Classic Car Appraisal Service carefully examined this 1957 Corvette Fuel Injected Hardtop Convertible on August 6, 2014 in order to make a determination of its current retail market value.The odometer on this Venetian Red with white coves Corvette shows 93,723 miles. Amenities include, but are not necessarily limited to the following: 1958 D-code non-original 283 V8 engine with original Fuel Injection; 4-speed transmission; mph, fuel temp, oil and amp gauges; tachometer; AM radio; heater; hard top (missing soft top); white coves and a Venetian Red vinyl interior. The tires are an older matched set of G78-15 whitewall 4-plys mounted on red steel wheels (missing hubcaps)
MECHANICAL: We did not start this vehicle but were advised of the condition. We were told that the engine currently is not running and hasn’t been started in about 30 years. The engine block serial number appears to be out of a 1958 Chevrolet 185bhp Powerglide car or truck. The engine may need a rebuild after 30 years of sitting along with its fuel injection system cleaned and rebuilt, seals and gaskets, belts, hoses, new battery and a tune up, as well as a brake job. The car is also missing the correct air cleaner.
EXTERIOR: The exterior physical condition of this vehicle’s fiberglass is very good, with no major cracks or repairs, but a few dings around the car. The car was repainted many years ago and it is now just in good condition. There are many small chips and scrapes all around the car. The chrome bumpers, handles, lights and trim around the car are all pitted and the stainless trim has surface scratches and dings. The original glass is in very good condition. All 1957 Corvettes came with a convertible top with a power top and hard top as options. This car is missing the soft top and has the hard top only. The hard top is in very good condition with the original plexi-glass rear window.
INTERIOR: The original red vinyl upholstery is in good condition with minor wear on them while the door panels are wavy with the arm rests deteriorating. The original red carpets are worn and ripped. The headliner in the hard top is coming apart. The dash looks very good, as does the steering wheel and gauges, but the chrome is all pitted.ENGINECOMPARTMENT: The engine and engine compartment are clean, neat and in good condition, but is not painted and detailed.
CHASSIS: The undercarriage is dirty and oily and has minor surface rust on the frame. There is oil under the engine, transmission and rear-end. The exhaust system is in good condition.
This 1957 Chevrolet Corvette is in fair to good condition. It has a replacement engine block not having run in 30 years. Chevrolet produced 6,339 Corvettes in 1957, of which 1040 were fuel injected cars of various engines. We use Old Cars Price Guide, Hagerty, NADA, CPI and CCMR price guides, along with Barrett-Jackson auction, Mecum auction, RM auction, Hemmings websites and our 30-plus years of experience to form our opinion on value. It is the professional opinion of the Classic Car Appraisal Service that the current market value of this vehicle is $55,000 (fifty-five thousand dollars). This car, in good running condition and new tires with hubcaps, has a market value of $65,000 (sixty-five thousand dollars).
CONDITION CODE: #3-4
*Key to Condition Terminology: 1-Excellent/ 2-Very Good/ 3-Good/ 4-Fair/ 5-Poor & Restorable/ 6-Parts
Classic Car Appraisal Service
AS WITH ANY USED VEHICLE MINOR SIGNS OF WEAR MAY BECOME MORE OBVIOUS UNDER CLOSE INSPECTION SUCH SMALL CHIPS OR NICKS, LIGHT SCRATCHES OR MINOR ABRASIONS, WHEEL SCUFFS, AND OTHER INDICATIONS OF NORMAL WEAR OR TEAR. I WILL NOT AND CANNOT BE HELD LIABLE OR RESPONSIBLE FOR THESE ISSUES. PLEASE DO NOT EXPECT A BRAND NEW VEHICLE, ESPECIALLY SINCE THIS VEHICLE IS OLDER AND WITH MILEAGE.PLEASE SEE ALL PHOTOS, COULD BE YOU CAN FIND MORE DETAILS THAT I DO NOT STATE IN OUR DESCRIPTION this vehicle is sold as is all sales are final
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS or would like me to do a live video skype ABOUT THIS CAR PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME DAVE 1 651 703 1403
PLEASE READ VERY CAREFULLY MY TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
TERMS AFTER YOU HAVE WON THE AUCTION I REQUIRE A DEPOSIT OF $500.00 BY PAYPAL WITHIN 48 HOURS AFTER THE AUCTION ENDS. IF THE SAFETY DEPOSIT IS NOT DONE THE DEAL WILL BE CANCEL AUTOMATICLY. Full payment must be made within 7 BUSINESS DAYS of the auction close and must be in the form of a BANK WIRE TRANSFER, CASHIERS CHECK or CASH PLEASE, BE SURE TO HAVE THE FUNDS AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE THE VEHICLE AFTER THE AUCTION END.
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Engine Code: F1110D
Serial Number: E57S104722
Body style: Hardtop Convertible
The Classic Car Appraisal Service carefully examined this 1957 Corvette Fuel Injected Hardtop Convertible on August 6, 2014 in order to make a determination of its current retail market value.The odometer on this Venetian Red with white coves Corvette shows 93,723 miles. Amenities include, but are not necessarily limited to the following: 1958 D-code non-original 283 V8 engine with original Fuel Injection; 4-speed transmission; mph, fuel temp, oil and amp gauges; tachometer; AM radio; heater; hard top (missing soft top); white coves and a Venetian Red vinyl interior. The tires are an older matched set of G78-15 whitewall 4-plys mounted on red steel wheels (missing hubcaps)
MECHANICAL: We did not start this vehicle but were advised of the condition. We were told that the engine currently is not running and hasn’t been started in about 30 years. The engine block serial number appears to be out of a 1958 Chevrolet 185bhp Powerglide car or truck. The engine may need a rebuild after 30 years of sitting along with its fuel injection system cleaned and rebuilt, seals and gaskets, belts, hoses, new battery and a tune up, as well as a brake job. The car is also missing the correct air cleaner.
EXTERIOR: The exterior physical condition of this vehicle’s fiberglass is very good, with no major cracks or repairs, but a few dings around the car. The car was repainted many years ago and it is now just in good condition. There are many small chips and scrapes all around the car. The chrome bumpers, handles, lights and trim around the car are all pitted and the stainless trim has surface scratches and dings. The original glass is in very good condition. All 1957 Corvettes came with a convertible top with a power top and hard top as options. This car is missing the soft top and has the hard top only. The hard top is in very good condition with the original plexi-glass rear window.
INTERIOR: The original red vinyl upholstery is in good condition with minor wear on them while the door panels are wavy with the arm rests deteriorating. The original red carpets are worn and ripped. The headliner in the hard top is coming apart. The dash looks very good, as does the steering wheel and gauges, but the chrome is all pitted.ENGINECOMPARTMENT: The engine and engine compartment are clean, neat and in good condition, but is not painted and detailed.
CHASSIS: The undercarriage is dirty and oily and has minor surface rust on the frame. There is oil under the engine, transmission and rear-end. The exhaust system is in good condition.
This 1957 Chevrolet Corvette is in fair to good condition. It has a replacement engine block not having run in 30 years. Chevrolet produced 6,339 Corvettes in 1957, of which 1040 were fuel injected cars of various engines. We use Old Cars Price Guide, Hagerty, NADA, CPI and CCMR price guides, along with Barrett-Jackson auction, Mecum auction, RM auction, Hemmings websites and our 30-plus years of experience to form our opinion on value. It is the professional opinion of the Classic Car Appraisal Service that the current market value of this vehicle is $55,000 (fifty-five thousand dollars). This car, in good running condition and new tires with hubcaps, has a market value of $65,000 (sixty-five thousand dollars).
CONDITION CODE: #3-4
*Key to Condition Terminology: 1-Excellent/ 2-Very Good/ 3-Good/ 4-Fair/ 5-Poor & Restorable/ 6-Parts
Classic Car Appraisal Service
AS WITH ANY USED VEHICLE MINOR SIGNS OF WEAR MAY BECOME MORE OBVIOUS UNDER CLOSE INSPECTION SUCH SMALL CHIPS OR NICKS, LIGHT SCRATCHES OR MINOR ABRASIONS, WHEEL SCUFFS, AND OTHER INDICATIONS OF NORMAL WEAR OR TEAR. I WILL NOT AND CANNOT BE HELD LIABLE OR RESPONSIBLE FOR THESE ISSUES. PLEASE DO NOT EXPECT A BRAND NEW VEHICLE, ESPECIALLY SINCE THIS VEHICLE IS OLDER AND WITH MILEAGE.PLEASE SEE ALL PHOTOS, COULD BE YOU CAN FIND MORE DETAILS THAT I DO NOT STATE IN OUR DESCRIPTION this vehicle is sold as is all sales are final
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS or would like me to do a live video skype ABOUT THIS CAR PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME DAVE 1 651 703 1403
PLEASE READ VERY CAREFULLY MY TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
TERMS AFTER YOU HAVE WON THE AUCTION I REQUIRE A DEPOSIT OF $500.00 BY PAYPAL WITHIN 48 HOURS AFTER THE AUCTION ENDS. IF THE SAFETY DEPOSIT IS NOT DONE THE DEAL WILL BE CANCEL AUTOMATICLY. Full payment must be made within 7 BUSINESS DAYS of the auction close and must be in the form of a BANK WIRE TRANSFER, CASHIERS CHECK or CASH PLEASE, BE SURE TO HAVE THE FUNDS AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE THE VEHICLE AFTER THE AUCTION END.
Also published at eBay.com
