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This second-generation Bel Air was produced from 1955-1957. Sold as a full-size model in many variations including two-doors. Four-doors. Convertibles, and station wagons. Built as an upscale model, the 1955 Bel Air came with tons of chrome, full wheel covers, plush interiors, and a Ferrari looking front grille. The '55 Bel Air received high accolades from magazines like Motor Trend and Popular Mechanics for its exciting styling and superior handling. Making the new Bel Air an instant hit with consumers, selling an astonishing 1,775,992 units in 1955 alone. This 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air is painted in an attractive blue/white two-tone combination. A set of beefy Cragar five-spoke chrome wheels are...

This iconic vehicle is a stunning example of mid-century design, presented in a striking Viper Red exterior that captures attention and admiration wherever it goes. The bold color is complemented by a sophisticated custom tan leather interior, offering a luxurious and comfortable driving experience that is both timeless and elegant. Under the hood, this Chevrolet 210 is powered by a robust 383CID V8 engine, delivering impressive performance and a thrilling driving experience. Paired with a smooth 4-speed manual transmission, this vehicle offers an engaging and dynamic connection to the road, making every drive an exhilarating journey. The combination of power and precision ensures that this classic car is not just a showpiece, but a true performer on the road. Enhancing its appeal are custom chrome wheels that add a touch of modern flair to its classic silhouette. These wheels are paired with performance tires, ensuring optimal grip and handling, whether cruising down the highway or navigating winding roads. The attention to detail in the wheel and tire selection underscores the vehicle's blend of style and performance. Inside, the...

This '55 Chevy is not your average build either. It will rock the show with its massive 572 CID V8 that pushes 720hp according to the seller! Helping the motor provide all this power needs the equipment this car has such as aluminum heads, a comp cam and a QuickFuel 850 carburetor. This Chevrolet 210 for sale is built to cruise as well as show off and has a 700R4 'Super Street' automatic 4-speed transmission that will help this beast perform on the highway as well as off the line. A transmission cooler will help with the longevity of this powertrain too. The tried and tested Ford 9' rear end geared to 3:55 is the perfect balance for this Tri-Five. This 1955 Chevrolet didn't cut corners and you can tell just looking at it. The House of Kolors Red/Silver paintjob isn't cheap and those ghost flames are not impeding at all and will just have people drooling over your ride even more. Inside you'll find a black leather interior with bench seats that really bring you back to that...

680 horsepower and weighing less than 3,000lbs, this 1955 Chevrolet is built for speed and, with a compression ratio of 10. 5:1, it can still run pump gas without a problem! Sitting under the fiberglass hood and hidden by the scoop sits a very well built 434 cubic inch Dart small block with only 600 miles on the build. The powerglide transmission was also rebuilt and has been equipped with a 4,500 stall converter. This -55 Chevy is built for speed, and just this last year, laid down a quarter mile time at Bandimere Speedway here in Denver of 10. 20 seconds! The body is all steel besides the hood, trunk lid, and bumpers and looks stunning sitting on the Boyd Coddington wheels.

This 1955 Chevrolet may be set up nicely for racing, but is still plenty...