1955 Chevrolet Bel Air
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The mid-50s Bel Air was the upper echelon Chevy sedan of its time, and a true icon of street rod culture. Looking sharp and running strong, this 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air stands by to pull all that vintage mojo into your garage. Having gone through a thorough rebuild about 10,000 miles back, it features a great assortment of components and is a strong take on the Chevy classic, balancing a reverence for the original look with some well-selected upgrades. The Bel Air underwent quite a transition when the '55s came out. The already respected yet more sedentary-looking version from just a year before was streamlined considerably, while losing none of its appealing 'shoe box' beefiness in the process. The absence of a rear pillar gives the car a unique look while directing focus to the cabin area, with its sloping rear roofline leading to a wraparound rear windshield. Up front, the signature hood ornament looks great and stands alone over a Corvette front grille piece and the beefy front bumper, while in back all ornamentation save for the trunk lock has been removed, adding even more uniqueness to this iconic sedan. Its Gypsy red paint complements the Bel Air's form nicely...