Vehicle Description
Whenever anybody thinks of Chevrolet in the 1950s, almost always,
the one specific make that comes to mind is the Bel Air. It is a
very iconic vehicle and it really distinguished Chevy from other
car manufacturers of the time. This particular 1956 Chevrolet Bel
Air is nothing short of what would typically come to mind. Fully
restored, this Bel Air is nothing short of a great vehicle. It
possesses a V8 4bbl Carburetor allows it to run cleanly with no
issues at all. Also it is very easy to drive, being that it has an
Automatic Transmission. The 1956 Chevrolet Bel Airs goal was to
create a sweeter, more frisky ride than that of the 55 and also
create a vehicle with safer passing. They surely did not falter
with their step forward in creating this vehicle. Whenever
originally debuted in 1956, the consumers were absolutely wild
about it. There were very minor modifications within the inside of
the vehicle with a slightly new dashboard, and a hidden gas cap
within the rear fin. One of the factors that the people of the 50s
were crazy about was the full array of color options. This
particular chevy has a Two Tone exterior including the two colors
Nassau Blue and India Ivory. Both of which, are very unique and
vibrant colors that were not seen on any other vehicles of the
time. The interior is two tone as well, made up of the colors
Charcol and White. The 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air is an iconic vehicle,
there is no debate about that, and with only 37,581 miles and an
reasonable price of $49,888 you can own a piece of the past. The 56
Bel Airs motto after all was The Hot One is Even Hotter, and they
definitely were on fire regarding sales made in 1956.
