We Flew Across The Country For This 1957 Chevy Barn Find!

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Look at our old girl getting a new life. We believe in you Robby & Team 😅 also, Hillbilly tasting the oil made me laugh out loud. He's hilarious

Forget the license plates, road signs are the best for floor repair 😂

You never cease to amaze me. Everything looks better on camera or 50 - 100 feet away. I trust this build will be the best.

Summin could NOT have selected a better channel to sponsor. Much respect @SummitRacing

I could only imagine what Demri is thinking 😀 How to smile when you’re losing your mind inside 😂 Demri been pointing up at the end 😂 Thanks All! Looking forward to the build!

I'm looking forward to seeing the build on this car. Just about every part for these cars are being reproduced now. They make some really sharp restomods.

Your in good hands where your at. With Summit, you all have everything you need to get you back home! When you get there are you going to do a full restoration? That would be sweet! Til next time, take care, and we'll see you on the next...

Amazing that you can still find rescues like this. I'm surprised they waited so long to sell it.

If I was Summit I would have roped off an area on the showroom floor to rebuild this, the customers could watch, then go home later to look up the build online and finish up watching it. MOAR subs.

Almost 50 years ago I pulled a 57' Chevy wagon out of a junkyard. It was a bit rusty, needed new rockers and support for the front seat. Also needed a new engine since the old six was toast. Put a 283 in it. The frame at the rear spring mount rotted out at one point and had to be repaired, but not well. I finally pulled the engine out and sold it. It was fun while I owned it and it remains my favorite car.

OMG. The look on the bosses face when under the car. This wasn’t in the wedding vows ! 😂. Good luck guys 👍

Hey Robby, The1957 Chevy came with a 12 volt generator system. As far as the engine there were 2 real options the 235 stove bolt 6 cylinder or the 283 small block V8 which in 1957 it could be a 2bbl or a 4 bbl carburetor or in very small numbers the mechanical fuel injection. In 1955 Chevy came out with its first V8 engine it was a 265 cubic inch engine with No oil filter. In 1956 the 265 V8 got the oil filter option. In 1957 the 283 V8 came standard with the canister oil filter. Just a little Chevy history for you. I had a 1957 Chevy and I wish I still had it. My 57 Chevy was a convertible. And I cry every time I think of having to sell it. Best of luck with the new ride. So far it’s off too a Great Start.

This should be fun! Summit's helper is going to make the video awesome,

Amazing you guys got a special treat to be able to have it inside working on it love the summit sponsorship

I had a 59 Ford pickup that I used a rope and hooks from one door to the other to keep the doors from opening when I turned a corner. Such special memories

Cannot wait to see the warehouse of parts.

It's actually very simple. Just lift the Radiator Cap off and drive a new '57 Chevy underneath it. Then change the radiator cap if Summit has them in stock.

Summit Racing is the best place to get parts. They even carry stock parts for your daily drivers. They nearly always have your parts in stock and ready to ship. I live in the Cleveland area and they will have the part at my house faster than Amazon and at a similar price.

Welcome to Tallmadge! We love our Summit Racing!