The Tri-Five Chevys from 1955 to 1957 are among the most popular vintage cars of all-time and this top-of-the-line Bel Air is no exception. Chevy ads told us, “The Hot One’s Even Hotter!” One in four cars sold in 1956 was a Chevrolet.

You'll be headed straight towards the friendly roads with this wide-open and spirited Bel Air Sport Sedan. Pillarless between the doors creates a wonderful visual presentation. Chevrolet built about 117,000 less Sport Sedans than the Bel Air Four-Door Sedan models; both were wildly popular and deservedly so. Finished in the two-tone combination of Aztec Copper and White, this was an Arizona family car for many years. Powered by the 265-cid, 162-hp V-8 and automatic transmission, it is equipped with air conditioning, power steering, AM radio, new Coker wide whitewall tires, along with seatbelts and a custom cloth interior; all of which combine to make the ideal tour car for vintage events.