When it comes to iconic status, few cars can match the overwhelming popularity of the 1957 Chevy. But, within the realm of the '57 Chevy are subdivisions of collectability, and this 1957 Chevrolet 150 Black Widow Tribute celebrates one of the most collectible variants of one of the most collectible cars in history. Only six of the original 1957 NASCAR Black Widows were ever made. A lightweight (for the time), fuel-injected V-8 sat inside a Chevy 150 body and dominated almost every race it entered. This car uses the same black-and-white color scheme both inside and out.
Inside, the original correct interior magically complements the digital gauge cluster and the white-knobbed Hurst Competition floor-mounted shifter. Unlike the original racer, this car comes with power steering, power brakes, and air conditioning.
Under the hood, this tribute car uses a larger motor than the original car. A Target Master crate 350 cubic-inch V-8 topped with a Holley single four-barrel carburetor provides all the power necessary for a fun jaunt down the freeway. From that motor, power is sent through a Muncie floor-mounted four-speed manual transmission. Rallye-style fifteen-inch wheels sit at all four corners shod in 225,70R-15 BF Goodrich tires.
*Black Widow Tribute
*Crate 350 CID V8
*Holley Carb
*Muncie Four Speed
*Floor Mounted Shifter
*Hurst Shifter
*Power Steering
*Power Disc Brakes
*Slotted Cross Drilled Rotors
*Digital Gauges
This 1957 Chevrolet 150 Black Widow Tribute is a head-turner from any angle. The sharp lines of the '57 design are wonderfully accentuated with the black front and white tail. And while it may not be NASCAR-spec, the front coil/shock setup and traction bar/leaf spring/shock rear suspension keep this car planted to the tarmac, while cross-drilled and slotted rotors sit behind all four wheels to put a literal stop to speed whenever required. When it comes to collectible collectibles, you're going to be hard-pressed to find a more desirable car than this Black Widow Tribute. Call today!
