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Description: Without question, the Chevrolet Bel Air is one of the most identifiable cars of 1950s America. During this time, America was in a boom period following their WWII victory and the returning GIs came ba...
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No I hate the wheels but the car itself I really like. I wish it was a blue car though too.
Not quite sure about those wheels. Looks like they should be sitting under a Camaro or Chevelle instead
I have a friend with a '56. These cars are amazing! Love everything about them!
Wow, a two door hardtop 57 Chevy bel air. This is the one to own. Tri-Five Chevys are some of my favorite cars.
Description: Suburbia was born and the American Dream seemed destined for all and, of course, owning a cool car was part of it all. Chevrolet embraced this opportunity with the Bel Air, first launched in 1950. Cad...
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Description: Power came from either a 3.5- or 3.9-liter inline-six engine and a two-speed Powerglide automatic transmission was optional. Optional features, which were considered quite something at the time, incl...
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@Manny: They probably meant power brakes. (ABS - Antilock Braking System)
Description: The Bel Air body style lineup also expanded with the addition of the new 'Sport Sedan' that went without B-pillars so that all four windows could be rolled down for a somewhat open air drivi...
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Well, not exactly. Off one platform they made a lot of variations. Sounds like they are banging the buck and customers are overpaying.
This is what I love about cars in the 50s and 60s. You had one car that was offered as a coupe, sedan, wagon, V8, V6, convertible, high range of prices and luxury. The car companies really cared about the cars they released.
Description: When the third generation Bel Air debuted in 1958, not only did its overall dimensions increase, but it was the first production Chevrolet to feature a big block V8 as an option. The next year saw the...
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I absolutely love Tri-Five interiors. So much style and class for such an affordable car back then.
Description: The interior, also in remarkable shape, is decked out with the factory-type two-tone silver and black combo. Power comes courtesy via a Chevy V8 that was recently serviced with newly reworked heads, i...
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That's where it seems most gas caps were then. On a fin or behind the license plate
It's under the passenger side fin about the brake light. The fin flips up and the gas cap is right there
I wonder how many people know where the gas cap is on this car. I would be very impressed if someone knows.
