- Car Location: Nevada
- New 350ci crate motor
- New 4 speed Muncie manual transmission
- New paint
- Hurst shifter
- New fuel tank
- Completed and painted trunk w/ spare tire
- Drives and handles well
- Always garaged
- New exhaust
- Only 500 miles on the build
- New mag wheels
- New upholstery and finishes on the interior
- Functioning heater unit
- All new chrome trim
- New tail lights w/ original tail lights available
The Chevrolet Bel Air was in production for eight generations, from 1950 to 1981. It was first produced as a full-sized car with a luxury appointed interior and later became a budget fleet sedan. Crowned as an icon in the 50s, the second-generation Bel Air gained attention through its unique design and favored features of its older models. This 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Door has been given all the right attention to make it better and significantly more powerful. This second-generation Bel Air is reformed with the 350ci crate motor. With a host of new upgrades this always-garaged coupe has done only 500 miles since its rebuild and, is located in Nevada.
Exterior and Interior
The styling of the 1956 Bel Air was improved by giving it a face lift, full-width grill and two-tone body. Our subject car is newly painted in a two-tone Burgundy and Gunmetal Gray two-tone. The trunk is also completed and painted and includes a spare tire. The tail lights are newly fitted, while the original lights are also available. All new exhausts are installed to this 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Door and it sits on new mag wheels. The well-preserved interior of this Bel Air is finished in gray, matched with the exterior theme. The new upgrades continue, with new upholstery and finishes and all new chrome trim. Also present is a Hurst shifter and the classic Chevy features a fully functioning heater unit.
Engine
The most noteworthy upgrade of this 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air is its 350ci crate motor under the hood that delivers 250hp. To match this impressive engine upgrade a new fuel tank has been fitted. This small-block V8 engine is coupled with a New 4-speed Muncie manual transmission which feeds power to the rear wheels. Despite having introduced a much more powerful engine to this Chevy, it drives and handles perfectly.
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