1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

The keys to this would look really nice under the Christmas tree for yourself or someone you love!

What makes the 1957 standout from the 55-56 model years? Ed Cole, chief engineer for Chevrolet, dictated a series of changes featuring bold tailfins, Cadillac-inspired styling cues, new dashboard, sealed cowl, and the relocation of air ducts to the headlight pods, which resulted in the distinctive chrome headlight. Bel Air came with upscale trim with gold grille inserts, fender chevrons, and "Chevrolet" script in anodized gold.

One look at the wide grille with bomb-type bumper guards, round parking lamps on a floating center bar, and a Chevrolet medallion and you're hooked. The 1957 model was nicknamed "The Hottest One" for its performance and styling. This statement remains true even today!

The 1957 is done in a stunning metallisee DR616 metallic medium red by Chrysler. This beauty draws a crowd where ever it goes. The black interior trim retains the upscale Bel Air styling. It has a JVC HD-Radio AM/FM/CD player/MP3/WMA sound system. A tilt steering wheel column is a nice touch. Front end has new ball joints, bushings, upper control arms, and shocks. Power front disc brakes and power steering make driving a dream.

Performance upgrade to a Chevy 350HP ci and matched to a TH350 automatic transmission build have a total 7485 miles. Correct look and stance from U.S. wheel 57 series chrome Ralley Wheels 15x8 and Grand Am radial GT tires.

The '57 is a solid reliable driving car perfect for getting together for cars and coffee or weekend cruising the boulevard with friends.

They are still in hot demand and this one is available in our showroom. Financing is available with 20% down and approved credit. Stop by the showroom to take a look today!