In the 60's, when I was a teenager I pushed my cousin's fuel enjected '57 Chevy coupe to start it using my aunt's '60 Coupe deVille every morning. Once started, he could stop and go all day long. But once cooled, the fuel would leak or evaporate out of the mechanical fuel injection system.
Wonderful car! It is the first time I see a Fuel Injection 1957 Chevy in the 4-door version (either sedan or hardtop). All the others I saw were 2-door (both sedan and hardtop) and convertibles. Therefore this very one must be even rarer than its 2-door counterparts!
In the 60's, when I was a teenager I pushed my cousin's fuel enjected '57 Chevy coupe to start it using my aunt's '60 Coupe deVille every morning. Once started, he could stop and go all day long. But once cooled, the fuel would leak or evaporate out of the mechanical fuel injection system.
Wonderful car!
It is the first time I see a Fuel Injection 1957 Chevy in the 4-door version (either sedan or hardtop). All the others I saw were 2-door (both sedan and hardtop) and convertibles.
Therefore this very one must be even rarer than its 2-door counterparts!
The majority of them were 4 doors!
Keith just found your channel and subscribed!! Keep em coming please. We own a 57 Chevy BelAir with a ProCharger. Puts 650 ponies to the ground.
Very classy.
Beautiful. Shout out to four door sedan classics!
saw the factory fuel inj. on a 57 olds........ suppose to be the only one left ....
1957 Bel-Air beautiful car that's when car's had design and great workmanship. The car's of today no style all look alike. Poor workmanship
FBI car ?
It's spelled Bel-Air folks , get it right or lose credibility !
Thanks for pointing out my error.
FBI car ?
Not to our knowledge.