1956 Chevy 210 - 60K miles! - 10% of sale goes to the Lone Survivor Foundation

Condition:	Used
Make:	Chevrolet
Model:	Bel Air/150/210
Trim:	565
Year:	1956
Mileage:	60,354
VIN:	VB56N093058
Color:	Aquamarine
Engine:	265
Cylinders:	8
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Manual
Drive type:	RWD
Interior color:	Black
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Item location:	Batavia, Ohio, United States

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Description of 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210 565

FOR SALE by owner:1956 Chevy 210 - 4 Door Hardtop - 60,354K Original Miles! Vehicle SN: VB56N093058Body Style:1019
10% of this sale will go to Marcus Luttrell’s "Lone Survivor Foundation" to help Veterans in need.
Here is a link to Video 1 preview of this car:https://youtu.be/ftcxCyxfHuA
Here is a link to Video 2 preview of this car:https://youtu.be/yFNr39mxbT8
Here is a link to an album of pictures I took just a few days ago. 02/2018: (It includes photos that are not listed in the ad)
https://imgur.com/a/J2rnC
I've owned this car for 20 years. Prior to that, it was my neighbors baby.
It has been to the pumpkin run several times, and many car shows! It has a nice trunk that we would display it's trophies in it while at the shows.
Now comes it's most recent story.I've always had dreams of restoring this car to 100% with a frame off restoration. (Even tho it really doesn't need one)I would only drive it on nice days, and keep it in the garage otherwise.One year, after winter I went to start it up and found out that the fuel pump went bad.Since I have been in the process of seeking disability, I have been unable to repair it myself. Both for physical and monetary reasons. It killed me to have to leave it sit in the garage for a few years. I purchased a new fuel pump, fuel filter, and hoses for it, and had planned to get it started back up, I pulled the old pump out, cleaned off the old gasket on the engine, and attempted to install the new pump, but I just can't deal with working on it anymore, sadly. I guess I'm past my years of being able to tool on a car for fun.
ANYWAY. Prior to the fuel pump failing, it was a regular driver. It has had a new transmission put in it. (The car was originally a column shift, but it has been converted to a 4 on the floor.)
Since it has been sitting, I can see that it is going to need a new brake master cylinder. The original one has developed a rusty muck in the bottom, and the lines have lost fluid pressure, so it will need to be replaced and lines flushed.
It just needs a little TLC, and someone who can physically do it!
AAMCO put a transmission and Complete Clutch assembly in it in 2003. Milage at the time was 60,091.I will throw in the new fuel pump so that you can get it fired up relatively soon.
The car will go to the highest offer! I have locals interested as well, so there is a chance this gets pulled down. Good luck!
I encourage you to learn more about the Lone Survivor Foundation:https://lonesurvivorfoundation.org/about-us/
Thanks for looking!Jason