Anyone know if 1956 Chevy 210s came in both 2 & 4 door models?

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KentuckyJeff

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I am trying to figure out the exact model of a car one of my uncles used to race at local dirt tracks. I think it closely resembles a 210. The only pictures I've seen of a 1956 210 are 2 door models, my uncle's was a 4 door.

Here is my best picture of my uncles car
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/19158704

Here is a wikipedia picture of a 1956 Chevy 210
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:1956-chevy-210-chevrolet-archives.jpg

Anyone familar with the 210 that can give a "positive id" on it?
 
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McLaren

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CNC Guy is correct. It's a little hard to tell from the photo as there isn't much left of the car, but the dead giveaway is the fuel filler door. '56 models had the fuel neck behind the drivers side tail light. He is also correct on the 210 trim package. It could be ordered on on any model except Nomad's and convertibles which were all Bel Air's and sedan delivery models which were all 150's. There was also a trim package only available on two door sedans that was in between the std. 210 and the Bel Air called the 210 Delray.
 
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