History : This 1957 Chevrolet model 150 was told to be restored in New York in 1987 with new paint, new interior and new white wall tires. It has a unknown history before 1987. It was then sold in 1988 and the new owner just drove it home and parked it 23 years in a garage, Then it was made a new copper fuel line to the carburetor and driven to a outdoor pit where it was cleaned with compressed air for sand and dirt in frame and undercarriage and sprayed under with a white spirit oil mix. The new carpet was found to be glued to the floor and under was rust holes covered up by plates and asphalt melt sheets done by the one who restored and sold it... The chevy was good looking but at the same time considered to be a project car and was not roadworthy so it was decided to store it for later, bodysafe wax was then applied on chrome and a thin layer of oil on paint, it was then driven to a better garage and parked over 30 years where this video starts. It has not had lisence plates for over 35 years, and never been washed or started since, the only maintenance done was filling air in tires only a few times... Believe it or not! But 2023 is here, and time has come to see what it will take to make it run again.

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