The 1955 Chevrolet 210 is one of the most recognizable icons of mid-century American automotive design, marking the first year of the legendary Tri-Five era. Known for its clean lines, bold chrome accents, and timeless two-tone styling, the 210 sits perfectly between the utilitarian 150 series and the upscale Bel Air, making it a favorite among enthusiasts who appreciate classic style with a sporty edge.

This example has been transformed through a comprehensive frame-off, rotisserie-style build, resulting in a car that blends show-quality presentation with modern performance. Under the hood is a fuel-injected GM LS1 V8, delivering smooth, responsive power and excellent reliability compared to the original drivetrain. Paired with a modern automatic transmission, this setup makes the car equally comfortable cruising at highway speeds or navigating around town.

Driving dynamics have been thoroughly modernized as well. Independent front suspension, a multi-link rear setup, power rack-and-pinion steering, and four-wheel power disc brakes provide confident handling and strong stopping power. These upgrades allow the car to perform more like a modern vehicle while retaining the unmistakable feel of a classic ’50s Chevrolet.

Finished in a striking red and white exterior, the body presents with laser-straight panels and mirror-like paint that highlight the iconic Tri-Five silhouette. Inside, the cabin features custom seating, upgraded interior trim, and thoughtful conveniences that make the car enjoyable for long drives or car show weekends. The fully finished trunk and clean undercarriage further reflect the high level of craftsmanship throughout the build.