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The 1950s was an important decade for Chevy. From the Corvette to the Bel Air to the small block V8, Chevy was pumping out more hits than Elvis! With Bold dual headlamps up front, an elegant sweeping roofline and deeply sculpted rear fenders made the Bel Air Sport Coupe really stand out from the crowd. This particular example is finished in a Black and is accompanied by all the proper brightwork and trim pieces. The interior is a Blue Vinyl and looks just as fresh as it did off the showroom floor. Sit behind the wheel and you will be impressed with this classic dash. Turn the key and then you will know what's up. Under the hood is a 283 V8 paired with an automatic transmission. This car will get up and go! For supreme stopping power you have power brakes. If you are looking for peak Chevy style of the 50s this is...

This black beauty is completed as stock with the exception of a 4-speed manual transmission that will get this thing up and moving without hesitation. This is a car that is sure to wow everyone who sees it. Finished in black with a period correct silver and gray interior this '58 is a real crowd pleaser.

This car received a full rotisserie restoration that took approximately 4 years to complete and the car has only traveled about 1,200 miles since. No item was overlooked including the restored Wonderbar radio and new quartz clock. This car is stunning from any angle and in a world full of tri-fives the style of the '58 is certainly impressive. Unlike the similar styling of the '55 - '57 model years this design was unique to 1958 and is loved by collectors.

Under the hood you will see the original 348 cubic inch V8 with Tripower that produces 300 peak horsepower with a Dyno sheet available. The original automatic transmission has been...

GM changed it up in 1958 with all the cars following the 50s styling mantra of bigger, wider and lower! For 58 Chevrolet exemplified this philosophy to the utmost. Gone was the now 'classic' Hollywood good looks of the smaller, more restrained 1957 Chevy. In its place was a much bigger, more powerful and brash car. With acres of chrome, Dual headlights and a wide chrome laden grill, Chevy was clearly aiming for Cadillac with the looks of the new 58 Chevys!

This 58 Bel Air is not only significant because of it's one-year body style, but because it sports the now famous - first of the Big Blocks - the Turbo Thrust 348ci V8. Good for 250 horsepower and 355 foot pounds of torque, this stump puller was perfect for the bigger, heavier 1958 Chevys. With a manual it made the car a force to be reckoned with on the streets and the strip and with a 2-speed power glide; the perfect lazy American cruiser - with power to spare. This car was optioned with the power glide automatic, making it a great family cruiser.

Our Bel Air is finished in what appears to be a refresh of the original...

Introducing the 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door Sedan, a classic American icon that exudes timeless elegance and style. This particular model is finished in a captivating Cay Coral exterior color that complements its Coral interior, creating a harmonious blend of vintage charm and sophistication. Under the hood, this Bel Air is powered by a robust 283 CI V8 engine, paired with a smooth 2-Speed automatic transmission. This powerful combination ensures a driving experience that is as thrilling as it is comfortable, making every journey a memorable one. The interior of this 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air is a testament to the era's style and comfort. The Coral vinyl interior is both stylish and practical, offering a comfortable and enjoyable ride. The car also comes equipped with seatbelts for added safety. For your entertainment needs, this classic beauty features an AM/FM radio, allowing you to enjoy your favorite tunes while cruising down the road. The custom wheels add a touch of personal style to the vehicle, while the radial tires ensure a smooth and stable ride. Driving this 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air is a breeze, thanks to the power steering and power brakes. These features not only enhance the car's performance but...

Very nice 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air with a powerful 350 CID engine and Turbo 350 automatic transmission. This Bel Air looks good with white and red paint and interior, faux side pipes, and the classic late 50's styling!...