1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible

The brightwork all around is clean, with the chrome dual hood "rockets" and aluminum trim inserts on the rear fenders particularly noteworthy. Rear skirts add to the car's character. The finish, an era-appropriate Chevrolet yellow, is complemented by original grey and yellow vinyl and fabric bench seats boasting a proper 1950s pattern. Front and rear Chrrolet-branded floor mats protect the carpets. The yellow dashboard matches the exterior and features full instrumentation, including an electric clock and the original AM radio, both working. Driving is made easier with the two speed Powerglide transmission and optional power steering. To fully enjoy open air cruising, I installed a new white power top with a body matching yellow boot cover.