These old Chevys are a favorite of the lowrider and custom crowd for a reason; Good styling, high availability, and easy to adapt. The pre-55 Chevys are a cool sight at car shows. This 1953 Chevy 210 is a unique bird that stands out from the flock thanks to its eye-catching two-toned paint scheme and big chrome wheels. The paint is a cool shade of mint green capped in dark green on the roof and surrounding the grill. Factory chrome trim around the windowsills and belt line as well as a spear along the sides offer a great contrast with the chrome bumpers bringing it all home. Inside the motif is the same with more mint green and contrasting dark green on the dash and along the doors and floor. Under the hood, a healthy 350 V8 engine, paired with a TH 350 automatic transmission allows this old Chevy to get down the road with far more authority than the original stove bolt six ever did. The bark is nicely enhanced with the addition of headers and dual exhaust. Despite its vintage year, this Chevrolet 210 is equipped with a host of modern...

Step inside, and you'll be greeted by a red interior which compliments the exterior. The inclusion of seatbelts provides an added layer of safety, allowing you to enjoy the ride with peace of mind. Under the hood this 1954 Bel Air is equipped with a 350 cubic inch V8 backed by an automatic transmission. The combination of power and ease of use makes this vehicle a joy to drive for both seasoned collectors and those new to classic cars. Adding to the vehicle's appeal are the custom wheels. These wheels provide a unique touch that sets this Bel Air apart from others, reflecting a blend of classic design and personalized style. Additionally, this 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air is equipped with air...

Introducing a classic piece of automotive history, the 1950 Chevrolet Bel Air Style Line Deluxe Hardtop, a timeless representation of post-war American automobile design. This iconic vehicle showcases a striking blue exterior that captures the essence of the era, paired beautifully with a matching blue cloth interior that exudes vintage charm. The harmonious color scheme not only highlights the car's elegant lines but also offers a cohesive aesthetic experience for both driver and passengers. Under the hood, this Bel Air is equipped with a robust 235 inline-six engine, a testament to Chevrolet's engineering prowess during the 1950s. This engine provides a smooth and reliable driving experience, totally complemented by the Power Glide automatic transmission. This combination ensures a seamless and enjoyable ride, making it an ideal choice for those who appreciate the craftsmanship and performance of classic vehicles. Inside, the blue cloth interior offers a comfortable and inviting atmosphere, reflecting the attention to detail...

This sleek ride has many custom touches and packs quite a punch, too! The first thing one notices is the luxurious House of Kolors' 2-stage urethane 'Kandy Burgundy' paint (code KBC06), which is just beautiful in bright light. It was applied after the headlights and taillights were frenched, blocking and decking the hood, shaving the firewall, door handles and trunk locks, and adding door & trunk poppers (with emergency backup release), and the intensive prep labor shows in the result! The chrome trim will blind you if the sun hits it just right, too! The build was done to order in 2007 in Michigan (builder unknown), and was enhanced by its current owner, who purchased it from its first 'post-build' owner in 2015. Since purchasing it, both the front and rear suspension were replaced with upgraded components and powder coated. In the front, it now features a Mustang II steering rack, tubular upper control arms and Wilwood disc brakes with multi-piston calipers. Out back, it has an adjustable 4-link rear with polished QA1 coilovers, a 9-inch Ford third member (with 3. 73:1 gears and limited slip diff), and Wilwood disc brakes with multi-piston calipers. Under the hood is a freshly upgraded...