Handsomely restyled for 1957, Plymouths high-end Belvedere remains a masterpiece of Virgil Exners styling leadership at Chrysler Corporation. One of the most gracefully styled American automobiles of the entire postwar era, the basic 1957 Belvedere design continued with minor updates through 1958. Other choice updates for 57 included greater passenger room with a 3-inch wheelbase extension, plus the comfort and taut handling of a new torsion-bar front suspension. Just two body styles were offered, a convertible and sleekly styled 2-door Hardtop. Five engine choices were offered, ranging from a thrifty 230 cubic-inch inline six-cylinder unit to a 350 cubic-inch V-8.
 
Built at the Lynch Road, Detroit Plymouth factory, this unrestored and beautifully preserved 1957 Plymouth Belvedere Hardtop is a truly fabulous example, featuring a handsome Sand Dune White/Desert Gold 2-tone exterior finish and a White/Gold 2-tone interior. History includes a limited roster of prior owners with just over 30,200 miles believed actual.  The interior remains original and the factory build tags remain in their factory-affixed locations on the front bench seat. Ample power factory rated at 215 horsepower is delivered by the Belvederes optional 315 cubic-inch V-8 engine, paired with a PowerFlite pushbutton automatic transmission.
 
Other desirable features and options include removable rear-fender skirts, an AM radio with dual rear antennae, right- and left-hand mirrors, full bright wheel covers, and Whitewall tires. Accompanying items include an owners manual and a 1957 & 1958 Plymouth factory service manual. Running wonderfully and upgraded with power brakes, this collector-grade 1957 Plymouth Belvedere is likely one of the finest and most original examples in existence and currently available. Call us to experience this striking 1957 Plymouth Belvedere Hardtop directly, obtain full details, and make this 1950s icon yours today!