The 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air is a quintessential symbol of 1950s American automotive design and culture. The '55 Bel Air marked the beginning of Chevrolet's legendary "Tri-Five" series. One of the most notable aspects of the 1955 Bel Air was its revolutionary design. Chevrolet departed from the conservative styling of earlier years and embraced a sleeker, more modern look that hinted at the jet-age influence of the era. Mechanically, the 1955 Bel Air was just as innovative. It introduced Chevrolet's first successful V8 engine—the small-block 265-cubic-inch V8—offering significantly more power and better performance than previous models.
Inside, the Bel Air offered a level of comfort and style that appealed to a growing middle class. The interior was well-trimmed with chrome accents, upgraded upholstery, and a dashboard that blended function with flair. Its timeless appeal continues to capture the imagination of car lovers around the world.

This '55 Bel Air convertible was recently acquired from a meticulous owner who's attention to detail is evident when you look at the quality of this car. All around the exterior, the Gypsy Red over Shoreline Beige paint gleams and is offset of chrome that is in equally impressive condition. The correct soft top is in fanatsic shape and the power top opens and closes smoothly with perfect alignment. On the interior, the matching red and beige interior equals the exterior in quality and condition. Seating, carpet, converitble framing, dash and all components demonstrate the love and attention this car has been given since restoration. The car is powered by a correct 265ci V8 tied to a Powerglide automatic transmission. Jump in, fire this V8 up, slide it into drive and experience true Tri-Five perfection.