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This classic beauty sports a striking red and white exterior color scheme that compliments the car's timeless style. Inside you'll find a blend of red and tan upholstery, providing a vintage touch that is sure to impress. Under the hood lies a powerful 283 V8 engine, offering plenty of power to get you where you need to go. This classic Chevy is fitted with a 3-speed column shift manual transmission, offering you a more engaged and exciting driving experience. In summary, this 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air provides a unique blend of...

For 1955, Chevrolet\'s full-size model received all new styling and power. It was called the \'Hot One\' in GM\'s advertising campaign. Chevrolet\'s styling was crisp, clean and incorporated a Ferrari-inspired grille.

This 1955 Chevy Bel Air Sport Coupe features a 350 CID V8 engine with a 327 Posi rear end and a 700R4 automatic transmission. Since being rebuilt, this Bel Air has only 1600 lightly driven miles on it. Additional information on the professional work that has been done to this American classic includes the following:Dupont basecoat and clear coat paint, California one-piece bumper, stainless steel exhaust, Auto meter gauges, American Auto wiring,650 Holley carburetor, all new smoked glass, new door handles and...

This vehicle is show and go and is a nice combination of originality and customization combined tastefully to create a trophy-winning head turner. Originally this car rolled off the factory line as a 210 model but has since had Bel Air trim added to compliment its timeless design. The black over metallic Cortez silver paint is a great backdrop to the sparkling chrome and stainless steel trim that make this tri-five look as good as it runs. Speaking of running this Shoebox Chevy will get up and scoot with a 350 Cubic Inch 300 horsepower V8 with Demon 3 Deuce Carburetor on an aluminum intake. Upgrades include a trans cooler, 605 power steering gearbox, tilt column, Locar Shifter, 15 inch Rally Wheels, front seat belts, newer front and rear springs, newer bumpers and bumperettes and new flowmaster exhaust. The 2-tone silver and...

Many say 1955-1957 gave birth to some of America's greatest automobiles. GM certainly put out a wide range of attractive vehicles in that time, but most iconic of all must be the Chevrolets. 'Tri-Five' Chevys are arguably the most sought after classic American cars. From two-tone paint, to chrome and stainless trim, to tail fins, these cars are certainly not short on style. There were a few different trim levels, the Bel Air being the highest. This particular '57 is a Bel Air hard top with no B pillar. This gorgeous Bel Air is finished in Matador red with white top. It features original style hub caps and white wall tires. The...

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...