In 1955, the Bel Air received a total redesign. With clean lines and sports car inspired design, the Bel Air had wide consumer appeal. The first successful offering of a V8 by Chevrolet, the Bel Air's performance Was widely recognized as superior in '55. The '55 model-year marked a renaissance for the Bel Air name and greatly enhanced America's love for Chevrolet cars.

This striking '55 Bel Air is the result of a frame-off restoration that resulted in a stunning Tri-Five convertible. All around the exterior, the trim tag matched Shoreline Beige over Gypsy Red pops against the car's gleaming brightwork. Around the exterior of the car it is evident that great attention was paid to detail in the restoration of the body. The Continental Kit on the car's rear and fender skirts set it apart from other '55s on the road. The exterior color scheme is carried forward to the interior of the car with trim tag specific red and beige vinyl seating, door trim and a correct red dash. This Bel Air has an in-dash Wonderbar Radio as well as dash-mounted traffic light viewer. Unclip the clean beige convertible top and apply the lever and the power top drops, allowing you to attach the corresponding beige tonneau cover and cruise in the sun. The quality of the interior of this Bel Air equally matches the exterior.

Mechanically, with a 283ci V8 with Power Pack tied to a Powerglide transmission, this Bel Air is an absolute joy to drive. Power Steering and Brakes enhance to car's handling on the road and lend to the enjoyability of this ideally built Bel Air. Underneath the vehicle it is evident that great care was taken during the restoration and the car has been well maintained and stored since. The '55 has quickly grown to be one of the most in-demand mid-century collector cars today and this Bel Air is a great addition to any collection or first purchase for someone looking for a high-quality option.

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