1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 2dr HT | For Sale $79,500

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[@truman1158]

That’s an Autronic-eye.
In 1952, GM introduced the Autronic-Eye headlight system that dimmed the high beams when an oncoming vehicle was detected, and then turned them back on when the opposing vehicle passed.

[@canibusnj]

Super rare and sharp car! Not a big fan of conti kits, but on this type of car with this many options, it's fitting. Slap on those skirts and please put back the original sized steering wheel.

[@Nebulasecura]

To be fair some people can't fit in the car if it uses the original size wheel. That's why they made it smaller.

[@canibusnj]

@@Nebulasecura Yes, I know and understand. At least they added the factory looking steering wheel, just smaller. I like the originality of the factory size steering wheel. The steering wheels from the 50's and most of the 60's is what makes American classic cars so special to me.

[@Nebulasecura]

@canibusnj yeah I prefer that style too. I would've done the same here tbh. And the bel air is one of the few cars of the 50s to really nail the beauty and perfect contrasting of the continental kit

[@alanblanes2876]

Makes sense especially if it has power steering. @@Nebulasecura

[@giulioespositi9052]

....the Chevrolet BelAir of 1955: is the best US car, that I always dreamed.

[@manuelgovea5870]

Bitchin ride! ❤❤❤

[@kevinmekeel1754]

Still available?

[@uniqueclassiccars]

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