1957 CHEVROLET BEL AIR CONVERTIBLE

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Redesigned for 1957, the Chevrolet Bel Air continued as a smash hit and helped to propel the Bowtie brand toward number one in manufacturing, with this model line accounting for nearly 50 percent of total Chevrolet production. The '57 Bel Airs owed nothing to the previous year, from their remodeled front fenders to sculpted and extended rear fins, the all-new bodywork and updated interior captured the motoring public's attention. This Sierra Gold Bel Air convertible is in great condition and is

a fine representation of the one-year-only body style. A recipient of a full body-off renovation by famed Tri-Five preservers Snodgrass Chevy Restoration, the craftsmanship is apparent and has resulted in a show-quality Bel Air. Every inch of the full-size Chevrolet has been lovingly refinished to a high level of accuracy. The laser-straight body work accentuates the chrome molding and trim, which is all complete. Also, the spinner hubcaps look just right with the wide whitewall tires. Power comes from the 283ci V8 engine with 4-barrel carburetion and dual exhaust producing a healthy dose of usable horsepower. This small-block engine is connected to a Powerglide automatic transmission. Power steering and power brakes make for easy driving. Inside the cabin, the interior features bench seating with Adobe Beige and white two-tone upholstery. Other options and features include deluxe heater, electric clock, AM radio, chrome fender-mounted antenna, dual chrome exterior mirrors and a convertible top parade boot cover. From the Raser Collection.