This second-generation Bel Air was produced from 1955-1957. Sold as a full-size model in many variations including two-doors. Four-doors. Convertibles, and station wagons. Built as an upscale model, the 1955 Bel Air came with tons of chrome, full wheel covers, plush interiors, and a Ferrari looking front grille. The ’55 Bel Air received high accolades from magazines like Motor Trend and Popular Mechanics for its exciting styling and superior handling. Making the new Bel Air an instant hit with consumers, selling an astonishing 1,775,992 units in 1955 alone.

This 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air is painted in an attractive blue/white two-tone combination. A set of beefy Cragar five-spoke chrome wheels are a great addition to this Bel Airs overall good looks. The matching blue/ white vinyl interior consists of bench seating, a “Grant” wood steering wheel w/tilt, full carpeting, AM/FM/ cassette radio, and an aftermarket gauge package. Under the hood of this beauty is a small block V-8 attached to a five-speed manual transmission.