- 1957 Model Year Chevrolet Corvette Convertible
- Light blue exterior
- White interior
- 283ci V8 engine
- Automatic transmission - swapped and installed
- Seller reports original 4 speed manual transmission included in sale - matching numbers transmission with engine
- Full restoration reported about 15 years ago
- Power steering added and updated
- 4808 miles reported after build
- Regular maintenance and service
Simply by looking at it, it is undeniable that the 1957 Chevrolet Corvette is a vital constituent of the historic vehicle community. Although it carried over the design from the year before, it made a significant improvement that gained fame for the model year. This 1957 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible has fought against the wearing of time by being fully restored about 15 years ago. Not only does it aid in the preservation of irreplaceable road arts, but it also helps classics survive in the present day. Reportedly it only has traveled 4,808 miles after being built and have undergone regular maintenance and service, hinting this car have been with a caring owner. Now is your chance, it awaits in Michigan for its next lucky buyer.
Exterior and Interior
It’s no doubt that this 1957 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible is a head turner. This alluring color is called “Cascade Green” and the car feature white coves for an accented look. The white convertible top does a good job of completing the two-tone image. Its chrome grille almost gives it a mean look, but the classic 'Vette's delicacy is called out by its smooth lines and curves that flow from the front and glide down the length. Moreover, the white wall tires matched with Cascade Green is the perfect cherry on top. The classy appeal is further satisfied with its white interior fitted with chrome accents. A three-spoke white steering wheel is presented to the driver with a large gauge displayed behind it. More gauges, knobs and buttons are neatly lined up on the dash.
Engine
For this model year, the 1957 Chevrolet Corvette gained a V8 that was upgraded to 283 cu.in (4.6 L) and capable of horsepower values starting at 220hp. It was also the first year that the optional 4-speed gearbox was available; just 664 vehicles had this configuration. However, our subject specimen utilizes a swapped automatic transmission while the original 4-speed manual transmission with matching numbers is included in sale if you prefer it instead. In addition, updated power steering is available for you to enjoy effortless cruising.
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