Out for my morning drive in our little town (maybe 2000 people) which takes me by the NAPA store and out in front sat a patined black 57 Chevy 210 tudor wagon with current local plates I'd never seen before. Not a rust bucket, straight, looked dam good. Rare car got me to thinking how many they made. Only hint of it being owned by a hot rodder was dual exhaust.
17,996 according to charts found at Cl***icIndustries website: Here are the estimated 1957 Chevy production numbers: 150 2dr Sedan 71,135 150 2dr Utility Sedan 8,817 150 4dr Sedan 56,418 150 2dr Delivery Sedan 8,907 150 2dr Handyman Wagon 15,087 210 2dr Sedan 162,851 210 2dr Hardtop Sport Coupe 23,092 210 4dr Sedan 273,696 210 4dr Townsman Wagon 128,941 210 4dr Hardtop Sport Sedan 18,206 210 4dr Beauville Wagon 23,862 210 2dr Delray Club Coupe 25,952 210 2dr Handyman Wagon 17,996 Bel Air 2dr Sedan 62,942 Bel Air 4dr Sedan 264,449 Bel Air 4dr Townsman Wagon 27,822 Bel Air 4dr Hardtop Sport Sedan 142,518 Bel Air 2dr Nomad Wagon 6,264 Bel Air 2dr Convertible 48,068 Bel Air 2dr Hardtop Sport Coupe 168,293 Total 1957 Production 1,555,316
I wondered the same thing because one of the guys up here in the Roadmates club has (or had) a nice 57 windowed delivery, but I just found the production chart on a google search.
I've always loved the 57 150 two door wagons, and these are a bit of a unicorn. I guess that's why they interest me. I've read different points of view as to numbers from less than a hundred to a couple hundred.
There's been a red delivery in the for sale ads on here for while with the gl*** on one side and one one side closed.