Unless you're lying to yourself, almost every classic car enthusiast has looked at the iconic '57 Chevy and, at minimum, been able to appreciate its style and beauty. But a single glance at this particular 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible, outfitted in its original Tropical Turquoise exterior, which has only been partially repainted from the rear window down, also sports its original body panels and just 49,610 believed actual miles. Bought by its current owner in 2005 from the prestigious Bobby Wiggins collection, this car was not driven on a public road for the past 19 years.

Inside, we find a beautiful stock and believed original Turquoise and Ivory two-tone interior. Outside of the believed new carpet added at some point, this '57 Chevy sports its factory two-spoke, double-rimmed wheel, three-pod gauge cluster, correct HVAC controls, radio, and analog clock. Even the gold Bel Air insignia on the dashboard is exactly where it needs to be and advertises the top-tier trim for all the world to see.

Under the hood, we find a correct 283 cubic-inch V-8 engine that is fed by a single two-barrel carburetor and exhales via a dual exhaust setup complete with factory replacement mufflers to ... Please ask for the full description.