Scott purchased the '57 Chevy Model 150 in 2002 from its owner in Homestead, Florida. The previous owner purchased it in 1997 and had given it a basic restoration/preservation project that included a "Black Widow" replica paint job and the proper crossed flages indicating the fuel injection system that was installed in the 10 original "Black Widows" Chevrolet produced with 150-series pattern upholstery.

Restoration was started in October, 2002, and completed in April, 2004.Other than the description above, the restoration was stock '57 Chevrolet with a 283 4-barrel engine built to factory specs, 3-speed transmission on column, bench seating, no radio, one sun visor and precious little else.

Scott says, "We did not build a 100 point car - it's no "trailer queen." We took a good old hotrod and built a thumbs up, head turner!"

Special Features
· 502/502 GM Crate Motor
· Tremec 5-speed Overdrive transmission
· 9" Ford Rear End
· Jim Meyer Racing Suspension (front)
· Ladder Bar/Coilcovers (rear)
· Black Polyurethane base coat/clar coat
· Original Stock Interior
· Original Stock Body

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