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The tri-5 Chevrolets have become some of the most iconic American classics and is easy to see why. This recent restoration was completed from the ground up only 150 miles ago! This Silver and Gray two-tone is a fantastic color combination and shows very well. The interior is a bright red vinyl that looks exactly like it should. The power in this cool 55 comes from a recently rebuilt 283 CID V8. Putting that power in motion is a recently rebuilt 700r4 making this 55 the ultimate highway cruiser. The body and paint are in great shape and will turn heads no matter where it goes. The interior is comfortable and shows well. As you slide onto the bench seat and get comfortable behind the wheel, you will be taken back to a different point in time where things were simpler. Turn the key and the V8 comes to life with a purr! Drop it down into drive and start to enjoy the smooth ride that is associated with a big 50s car. It soaks up the bumps and remains quiet, like you are floating on a cloud! Turn on the custom aftermarket radio and tune into your favorite classic hits...

This 1957 Chevy Bel Air Convertible is truly unique, and the '57 Chevy' is an iconic representation of American Automobile History.

This was a special order car featuring a 283CI V8 engine married to a 2-speed powerglide automatic transmission. Other factory equipment consists of: Fender skirts, Leather interior (Yellow/Brown), Air conditioning, AM radio, Power steering, Power brakes, Power convertible top, White-wall tires and included Jack.

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This Tri-Five hardtop has just under a thousand miles on the frame off restoration that was completed in early 2013. The Cherry Red exterior paint looks amazing with all the beautiful Bel Air chrome trim and US Mag chrome wheels finishing it off. The vinyl interior features a red and ivory color combination that matches the theme of the build to a T. Keeping you cool on hot summer days is the Vintage Air conditioning, which also provides heat in cool fall and early spring cruises. The power bench seat allows for easy adjustability making almost any driver comfortable behind the wheel with the touch of a button. A new 350 CID Crate V8 engine powers this 55 Bel Air and features a chrome air cleaner, an Edelbrock aluminum intake, and carburetor. A 700R4 automatic transmission transfers the power to the rear end. The odometer reads 1,542, which represents the actual mileage put on the build since its completion. Options for this 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air include Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio with Cassette Player, Vinyl Interior, Power Seats, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Radial Tires, and Aluminum/Alloy Wheels. Tri-Five Chevrolets will always hold a special place in...

Powered by a strong running 265 cubic inch small block Chevy V8 engine, there is plenty of pep to get you cruising. From the factory, these were equipped with a 2-speed Powerglide automatic transmission. This example has been lightly restomodded to include the installation of a 700R4 4-speed automatic overdrive transmission not only giving a bit more pep in its step, but also improving economy and driver comfort.

This Bel Air was factory equipped with the 'Power Pack,' which included a dual exhaust, 4-barrel carb, and a few other performance enhancements to bump power up from the standard 265 V8. Rear air shocks have also been installed to improve driver comfort. The engine has a smooth, low idle and the trans shifts like butter. The Bel Air floats down the road like a raft on a smooth river. This Turquoise American classic is sure to get you noticed at any cruise night. The paint...

This classic beauty looks great covered in silver and white with chrome that is so shinny that sunglasses are required to meet OSHA standards to prevent snow blindness. But this classic is not just about looking good, but let's face it, even I look good in this car! This car has the performance parts to go fast, stop short and ride smooth. I hear you thinking, 'it can't do everything great' yea, I can hear you thinking, scary right? The 350 cubic inch small block under the hood has the performance parts to get this '55 Chevy moving in a hurry. The intake is Chevy performance, Holly sitting on top and Mallory provides the power via Pro Master coil and distributor. Headers of course help the engine exhale easier. Taking a look under the front of the car reveals a hefty sway bar that I am pretty sure was not factory supplied in 1955. Tubular upper A arms and a host of new parts every where you look. Front disc brakes and rear drums provide the stopping power along with the help of the vacuum booster. America Racing 5-star rims complete the look. Now I have seen the '55 Belair done...