Chevrolet 210 Price Guide

The Chevrolet 210 sat between the base 150 and the top-line Bel Air in the 1953–1957 Chevrolet range. It formed the mid-level specification that most buyers actually chose, giving it the highest production numbers of the three and making it the most common surviving ‘Tri-Five’ Chevrolet.

The Car

The 210 offered more chrome and equipment than the 150 without the full Bel Air’s two-tone paint and premium trim. Available as two-door sedan, four-door sedan, two-door hardtop Sport Coupe, and convertible. The 1955–1957 V8 range applied equally to the 210. The Del Ray package on the 1956–1957 210 added Bel Air-level interior trim at a lower price point.

Buying

The 1957 210 Sport Coupe in two-tone paint is a handsome alternative to the better-known Bel Air at a lower cost. The 210 Del Ray is the specification with the most complete trim. Parts and community support identical to the Bel Air.