Back in 2009, two Van Halen custom Chevys hit the block at the Barrett-Jackson event in Scottsdale. Both came from the 1956 model year, and included a maroon Chevrolet 210 Pro-Street.

Well, I found a 1969 GMC Window Van about five years ago and mostly restored it. But I got tired of ... a 1955 Chevy 210 Townsman station wagon with 74,000 original miles.

A piece of classic American drag racing heritage is up for grabs, as a fully restored 1956 Chevrolet 210 Gasser hits the ...

Yup, it's the 1953-1954 series that Chevrolet produced right before it introduced the iconic Tri-Five in 1955. And unlike its successor, the first-gen 210 didn't have a V8.

The average price for the Chevy 210 is around $47,000, as reported by classic.com. However, all original examples in mint condition can go well above the $200,000 mark.

Nineteen fifty-seven was the last year for the “Shoebox Chevy” and as today’s Nice Price or No Dice 210 proves, it remains an iconic design even to this day. Let’s see what kind of price ...

However, no sooner did I sell the GMC van that the ad in Craigslist for the 1955 Chevy 210 Wagon showed up. It was advertised for $12,000, I paid (the aforementioned) $10,000, and then spent ...