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Two-Tone paint was very popular in the mid 50's and Chevrolet certainly offered many attractive combinations. This example features a Texas solid body finished in its correct trim tag verified colors of Gypsy Red & Shoreline Beige. The body and brightwork is in exceptionally good condition throughout. This car showcases original sheetmetal. It has always been a dry climate example. This is reflected throughout the body and undercarriage.

If you are looking for a high quality '55 Chevrolet to show & drive, this is an excellent candidate.

The interior showcases its factory colors and equipment. The correct Red & Beige interior is in beautiful condition throughout.

Mechanically sound, this Chevrolet is powered by its correct 235 cubic inch inline six with vintage speed equipment. Twin carburetors feed through an Offenhauser manifold. The exhaust gases are expelled in a hurry through the header exhaust & dual pipes. This is a great cruiser with plenty of power. The Powerglide Automatic transmission shifts out great.

The original trim tag is clearly displayed. This car showcases its correct colors inside and out.

The V.I.N. confirms this to be a 6 cylinder powered '55 Chevy BelAir built in St. Louis Missouri.

The undetailed undercarriage is in good condition throughout.


FEATURES INCLUDE

Gypsy Red & Shoreline Beige Exterior


Red & Beige Factory Interior


235 c.i.d. 6-cyl.


Powerglide Automatic Transmission


AM Radio


Fender Skirts


Gravel Guards


Bumper Guards


Finger Guards


Clock


Rubber Mats


15-Inch Wheels / Hubcaps / Sears All-State 4-Ply 6.70-15 whitewall tires)
 

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