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1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Rides High on 24-Inch Wheels, Is Ready for the Summer 1 Jun 2021, 9:13 UTC · by The Tri-Five Chevy is arguably one of the most iconic cars from the 1950s. Chevrolet built millions of them, so they're not exactly rare, but they still command high prices in mint-condition form. Restomods are just as expensive if done right, with stickers often exceeding the $100,000 mark. 10 photos The 1957 cars seem to be the most desirable of the Tri-Five lineup, most likely due to their hot-rod-oriented looks and more powerful V8. The Bel Air two-door hardtops are particularly p...

autoevolution 6 May 2021, 20:45 UTC · by The Chevrolet Nomad may be the most sought-after station wagon model of the Tri-Five era (1955-1957), but it's not the only grocery-getter Chevy offered within the 150/210 lineup. GM actually built a handful of versions and this 210 Handyman is one of them. 10 photos Don't let the Bel Air trim on the rear fenders fool you. This wagon is a lesser 210 Handyman model. Chevy didn't even offer a two-door Bel Air Handyman back in the day. The range-topping two-door wagon was actually the iconic Nomad, while the four-door version was sold as the Townsm...

autoevolution 1 May 2021, 14:51 UTC · by It's always great to see classic cars brought out of storage in good condition after several decades. But it's even better when a muscle car sees the light of day after almost 50 years and hits the drag strip to celebrate. Like this 1965 Chevrolet El Camino. 9 photos According to its owner, this second-generation coupe utility spent a few good years racing at World of Wheels event. But that ended in the early 1970s when it was put into storage, where it sat for almost 50 years. It was taken out with the paint in rough shape, but everything else ...

autoevolution 8 Jan 2021, 7:47 UTC · by People who have been dreaming about a car since childhood and have finally managed to get one can consider themselves happy people, no matter how many years of waiting it took. There's nothing more satisfying than finally achieving something you've envisioned for a decade, two decades, or perhaps even more. 14 photos French cinematographer Benjamin Ortega seems to have always dreamed about a 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback. He is obviously sentimental about the whole thing: " I'm still not completely used to the fact that it's mine, and I didn't actu...