For 1956, the new Chevrolet blended fine car quality with distinctive and youthful good looks. These enthusiastic characteristics are well-translated on this two-door sedan that has been transformed into a restomod configuration.

The custom Bel Air is finished in two-tone Harbor Blue and India Ivory, the interior is also blue and white and it is reported to be a Delray interior. The car is driven by a 350-cid, 350-hp V-8 engine that is connected to a four-speed manual transmission with a Moser posi-traction rear end and 3.90:1 gears.

Among the other equipment listed with the Chevy are four-wheel disc brakes, radio, billet pulleys, aluminum Griffin radiator, tubular front A-arms, custom gauges, ceramic-coated headers and electronic exhaust cutouts.