At first glance, a stock 1955 ... original owner, and he sold it to my father in the early '70s for $125," said Joe as he began telling us of the '55 Chevy's history. For about a decade, the Bel ...

The two-tone livery is true to the original Bel Air layout, with one color covering the rear end, the upper rear fenders, and the top. However, Chevrolet didn't offer such an option back in 1955.

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The 1955-1957 Chevy Bel Air is among the most iconic of American ... Red and tan sculpted door panels continue the color theme, with tan windlace covering the inner door trim.

In November of 1954, Chevrolet built the fifty millionth GM car, a 1955 Chevy Bel Air that ... replica of that fifty millionth Bel Air, using as many original and NOS parts as possible.

The Bel Air even boasts all original glass. Aside from the Bel Air’s unique story, the car itself is a marvel in automotive history. The three-toned Chevy’s 265 cubic inch V-8 engine was ...

This 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Door Sedan with an LS1 and 6-speed manual is a pristine, custom-built classic—perfect for enthusiasts seeking a reliable driver in California.