"X-Box" 1955 Custom Chevy 210 Sedan Goes for $255,200!

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Have you ever tried to save money to buy your dream car? If you have then how much you saved? $100,000? $10,00? Or just a c-note?

Anyone who tried to save some money, thousands of dollars or just a couple bucks, knows how hard it can be, especially when you're responsible for maintaining a family. That's why most of us usually go for more "affordable" cars instead of the ones that we have been dreaming for a long time. In today's video, we're checking out a custom car that is in the market for $255,200. It may sound "way too much" for most of you, but when you see the car and hear the specifications, you'll say "Shut up and take my money!" We already hear you asking what kind of a car it is. Nicknamed as "X-Box", this is a custom 1955 Chevrolet 210 Sedan. It combines the modern and elegant look with enhanced functionality and optimum performance. Every single part of this '55 Chevy 210 Sedan has been modified by a professional team so that it looks and drives even better. Over 100 modifications and 6,000 hours of hardworking brought this one-off car into reality. Well, no wonder why the price is that high! It runs on a 427 c.i. LSX ProCharger power plant backed by a Turbo 400 automatic transmission with a Gear Vendors overdrive unit. Hot Rod Magazine said on its cover that this is the "World's Baddest 55".

Check out the video to see and learn more about this excellent machine and let us know if you think it is really worth of $255,200!