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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 17- chrome wheels. 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 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 986, which represents the actual mileage put on the build since its completion.

Options for this 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air include Air...

This sharp '57 Chevy is ready to fill your garage with show trophies or even be cruised down the highway.

This 1957 Bel Air is complete and will fire right up with a simple turn of the key. Hunter blue with two tone blue and black cloth interior is styled to be period correct. The blue exterior stands out with golden accents on the front fenders and the grille. This '57 is powered by a 283 V8 engine and a turbo-glide 3 speed manual transmission. This car comes with a period correct 3 on the tree shifting system. Brand new about 60 years ago this car had a sale price of $3,116. 63 after tax! Upgrades from the factory included the transmission, Deluxe Heater, White wall tires, manual radio, back-up lights, bumper guards for the front and rear, electric covers, wheel spinners, door edge guard, and even body still molding. This car has been upgraded with power steering for a more enjoyable drive. The last owner of this car had it for almost 30 years and the quality shows. In 1957, Chevrolet started to add safety features such as 'crash proof door locks '(first added in 1956), padded dash boards, safety-styled...

The frame off restoration on this beauty is fantastic. All panels fit together nice and even, all doors open and close nice and smooth, and the hood opens and closes nice and easy. It doesn-t matter what angle you look from; this Bel Air is one of the nicest we-ve ever had, and it will win trophy after trophy. If you think the pictures look great, I can assure you it looks even better in person. The amazing red and black exterior paint finish speaks for itself and is the perfect match up to the custom interior sporting the black vinyl and leather seats with red trim.

Powering this beauty is a 383 Stroker pushing out 495 hp. It has Headman headers and an MSD blaster SS, and It-s backed by a manual 4 speed Muncie transmission. You can cruise in this Bel Air and show it off, or you can throw the Hurst shifter in gear and take the 495 horses to the max. Either way you are going to be the envy of the crowd.

Basically, everything was redone on this Bel Air underneath, under the hood, inside, and out. The rear air shocks are fresh, and it has...

Painted back to the original Shadow grey and coral this drop top is sure to turn heads. Whether the top is up or down this read deal Bel Air is what the 50's was all about. The 265 under the hood may not be the original small block but is what went in the car when it left the factory in Lansing Michigan. Outfitted with AC and tinted glass when she left this beauty is right back to the way it came originally. The powered top was recently replaced and works as it should. The interior is right back to the way it came as well. The coral and gray interior is what you would expect and goes extremely well with the exterior. The fender skirts are a classic touch and keep with the original theme. The 265 under the hood is backed by GM's m most dependable transmission the power glide. The current owner got this beauty out of Texas in...

In the 1957 model year, the 1957 Chevrolet came in 3 flavors: the high-end Bel Air, the mid-range two-ten, and the one-fifty. The Bel Air is easily recognizable by its prominent chrome bumpers that have excellent luster. This Bel Air has had quite a bit of work completed, including a full frame off ground up restoration. This 57 has a hot Chevy 350 CID crate engine installed in it that is mated to a TH350 Auto transmission, giving you complete control of this gorgeous ride. In total with about 1000 miles have been put on the car since the installation. Aluminum Radiator and Electric Fans which are sure to keep this 57 nice and cool, when either sitting at a light letting others marvel or zipping down the road. The chassis has been beautifully detailed. Tubular Control arms as well. Worried about slowing down while zipping around? No worries here, as it has power front disk brakes. Painted in a beautiful Victory Red, the color scheme is a classic for this 1957 Chevy. The dash board is also painted in the same red accented by silver and a digital dash. The leather bucket seats are super plush...