Having a frame-off restoration that looks great in black with very clean bright trim components, this iconic Chevy utility sedan is similar to the famous "business coupe," being a three-passenger platform. There are refined custom changes throughout the build. The drivetrain starts with a small-block Chevrolet 383-cid V-8 crate engine with chrome accents matched to a Turbo 350 automatic transmission providing torque to its 10-bolt rear end. Front disc brakes with rear drums stop the lightweight car with ease. The 150 has one piece California front and rear bumpers. The original Utility Sedan has no backseat and the rear windows are fixed. This Chevrolet 150 has less than 17,000 miles since its 1985 restoration. This car was originally built at the Los Angeles plant in 1957.