1956 Chevrolet Bel Air
Chevrolet Bel Air Sedan 1956 USA
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The Chevrolet Bel Air was a full-size automobile that was produced by the Chevrolet division of General Motors for the 1953–1975 model years.
In 1956 the engine line extended — in addition to the good old Blue Flame the engine Turbo-Fire in three power options 162 hp, 170 hp or 205 hp was offered as well as 225-powered Corvette motor. A new slogan runs “Hot became hotter!” In 1956 669, 064 cars were sold: 41, 268 convertibles, 103, 602 sport sedans, 128, 382 sport coupes, 269, 798 4-door sedans, 104, 849 2-door sedans, 13, 279 Beauvilles and 7, 886 Nomad at the prices: Convertible — 2,346$, hardtop coupe — 2,176$, 4-door sedan — 2,068$, а Nomad — 2,608$. Chromized decoration became very massive —vigorous double bumpers, the grille with rectangular slots, knife-like moldings — everything was abundantly chrome-coated. The hood also got a substantial chromized cross-bar.
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The Chevrolet Bel Air was a full-size automobile that was produced by the Chevrolet division of General Motors for the 1953–1975 model years.
In 1956 the engine line extended — in addition to the good old Blue Flame the engine Turbo-Fire in three power options 162 hp, 170 hp or 205 hp was offered as well as 225-powered Corvette motor. A new slogan runs “Hot became hotter!” In 1956 669, 064 cars were sold: 41, 268 convertibles, 103, 602 sport sedans, 128, 382 sport coupes, 269, 798 4-door sedans, 104, 849 2-door sedans, 13, 279 Beauvilles and 7, 886 Nomad at the prices: Convertible — 2,346$, hardtop coupe — 2,176$, 4-door sedan — 2,068$, а Nomad — 2,608$. Chromized decoration became very massive —vigorous double bumpers, the grille with rectangular slots, knife-like moldings — everything was abundantly chrome-coated. The hood also got a substantial chromized cross-bar.
