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    In my humble opinion, 57's look best with the 150 Series chrome like in the second video that Don linked. When I was 16, I worked at Liberal Super Market with a guy who had a yellow '57 150. I've been in love with that look ever since.

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    Quote Originally Posted by techinspector1 View Post
    In my humble opinion, 57's look best with the 150 Series chrome like in the second video that Don linked. When I was 16, I worked at Liberal Super Market with a guy who had a yellow '57 150. I've been in love with that look ever since.
    That is a neat look!!!! I'm a Ford guy, forgot the 150's had different trim... Were the 210's and Bel Airs trimmed the same, or were they different, too?
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    Well Dave, I guess by the response you've gotten on this project that you are in BIG trouble now. Every night you are going to have 100 people waiting for your latest update. Get out in that garage, you have fans to take care of here, ya know!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Itoldyouso View Post
    Well Dave, I guess by the response you've gotten on this project that you are in BIG trouble now. Every night you are going to have 100 people waiting for your latest update. Get out in that garage, you have fans to take care of here, ya know!!!!

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    Yeah, seems like it Don!!! Got to get the '36 Plymouth done and gone, then a roadster project is coming in...it's an easy build so I'm planning on getting the '57 in, dissassembled, and off to the sandblaster. I've got two rotiserie's now, one for the frame and one for the body... By the time the roadster gets off the chassis table the '57 frame can go on there.... Looks like about 30 days to get all the chassis plans formulated then put it on the table and go to work!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    That is a neat look!!!! I'm a Ford guy, forgot the 150's had different trim... Were the 210's and Bel Airs trimmed the same, or were they different, too?

    The long run trim was the same, the difference on the quarters was the BA had the "striped" stainless insert, the 210 didn't. There were other minor pieces too, the BA being the laden one, the 210 cleaner, less trimmed out.

    Yours looks like it might be a 210 body and a BA nose, little tough to tell though cause I'm trying to see holes on a dull finish.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter View Post
    The long run trim was the same, the difference on the quarters was the BA had the "striped" stainless insert, the 210 didn't. There were other minor pieces too, the BA being the laden one, the 210 cleaner, less trimmed out.
    So, only the 210's had the area on the quarters between the chrome painted then????? Thinking like the body in blue or red, then the insert (or whatever it's called) and the roof done in white????
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    That is a neat look!!!! I'm a Ford guy, forgot the 150's had different trim... Were the 210's and Bel Airs trimmed the same, or were they different, too?
    Here's the Bel-Air insert...
    http://fineartamerica.com/featured/-...-de-vries.html
    Here's a 210, they omitted the insert and painted it...
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:19...t-archives.jpg
    completely different on the 150....
    http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2618...10957762AkYity
    http://www.performancemotorsportsnew...classItemID=30

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