1957 Chevrolet 210 Station Wagon: A Tri-Five Project Waiting on a Second LifeThe 1957 model year marked the final and most celebrated chapter of Chevrolet's "Tri-Five" era, and while Bel Air hardtops and convertibles usually get all the attention, the humbler 210 wagon is arguably a rarer survivor today. One example has just surfaced for sale out of Scottsville, Kentucky: a four-door 210 station wagon that has clearly been sitting for a long while, but which carries a clean title and enough of its original structure to make it a realistic restoration candidate rather than a lost cause.This particular wagon is a four-door 210 riding on an automatic transmission, with rear-wheel drive and the gasoline six or V8 power typical of the range. The odometer reads 9999 miles, a figure that's essentially meaningless on a car that has clearly sat for decades rather than an indicator of actual use. The seller notes it plainly as a project needing a complete restoration, and the photos bear that out: faded red paint, surface rust along the lower body and rear wheel arches, and trim that's showing its age, all while parked indoors alongside a row of other Tri-Five era Chevrolets. It's being offered for $3,200 or best offer, with local pickup or shipping available from Scottsville, Kentucky.This wagon is listed on eBay by seller srebuild, a Kentucky-based seller with a 100% positive feedback rating across more than 1,200 items sold since joining the platform in 2011. All photos featured here are courtesy of the seller's original listing.AdvertisementAdvertisementFor a Tri-Five wagon at this price point, the appeal is straightforward: a clean title, a complete body shell to work from, and the increasingly rare chance to save a 210 wagon rather than parting one out. Whether it ends up as a full restoration or a donor for another project, it's a car worth a closer look for anyone chasing a 1957 Chevrolet. Full details and additional photos are available on the original eBay listing.
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