1957 Chevrolet Two-Ten Sedan

Chevrolet introduced its 210 model in 1953 as a mid-range option positioned between the standard 150 and the upscale Bel Air. Production continued through 1957, the same year that Chevrolet updated its entire lineup, characterized by hooded headlights, a wide, oval front grille, and bomb-shaped bumper guards. Body styles available on the 210 included a sedan, station wagon, and a coupe; engines included an inline six-cylinder and various eight-cylinders.

This particular Chevrolet 210 Four-Door Sedan appeared in the television series 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' where it belonged to Mrs. Maisel's father, played by actor Tony Shaloub. The early history of this vehicle is not known; according to its chassis-number prefix, it is a factory V-8 model. It wears a Coronado Yellow exterior with black accents and features a continental tire kit. The interior is done in Charcoal and White, and there is an aftermarket AM/FM stereo with a cassette player, USB and 12-volt charging ports mounted discretely under the dash.

The current owner purchased this Chevy 210 in December 2021. The following year, the battery, alternator, radiator, starter, and rear axle bearings were replaced, and rear seatbelts were installed for three. The fuel system was recommissioned and given a new fuel tank, the carburetor was rebuilt, along with the PowerGlide automatic transmission and electric fuel pump.

This car is powered by a 283 cubic-inch V8 engine paired with a PowerGlide automatic transmission.

By Daniel Vaughan | Feb 2024