Vehicle Description
Chevrolet's most iconic car ever produced, the Bel Air was offered
for nearly 25-years in the United States. The 1954 Bel Air was the
final year of production of the vehicle's first-generation design.
Designed to resemble a convertible with a non-detachable solid
roof, the first generation was a hit among consumers. The 1954
model year was the stepping stone for Chevrolet to the "tri-five"
era Bel Airs that were to come. Added chrome to the exterior, color
coordination between exterior and interior and the phasing our of
older technologies in the '54 model was Chevrolet's hint that
something new was coming from the manufacturer.
This 1954 Bel Air is the result of a comprehensive restoration and
incorporates a large list of factory options blended with an
eye-catching custom exterior paint job. Options on this Bel Air
include fender skirts, bumper guards, clock, tissue box, passenger
mirrors and gas door trim. Around the exterior, the car is
eye-catching in black metallic paint. The flex of this paint in the
sun is unlike any other. The car goes from black, to gold metallic
to green metallic as the sunlight intensifies. It adds a great
touch of modern to this old classic. Powered by a 235ci inline
6-cylinder engine paired to a three-on-the-tree manual
transmission, this Bel Air is a fantastic driver.
Unless otherwise stated, mileage on odometer is exempt and unknown
if original.
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