Too Late For Halloween? 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air
This next car comes as a tip from Matt C who writes: First there was the ’56 Chevy shortened to two doors – now, if you want a complete tri-5, here’s another way to bring the price down to $10,500: a custom build that really, really didn’t age well. I’m guessing a late ’70s build. Yup. This car is an example of when a builder makes a car the way he (or she) wants it to be with very little care for what someone else make say. Good for him. Find this 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air offered for $10,500 in Newport, KY via facecensoring makingstuffup.
From the seller:
1956 Chevrolet belair
$10,500
Vehicles
Listed a day ago in Newport, KY
About This Vehicle
Driven 100,000 miles
Automatic transmission
Exterior color: Black
Fuel type: Gasoline
Seller’s description
All custom 1956 Chevy belair chop top
Small block 350 automatic 350 turbo headers new dual exhaust crager wheels has electric door poppers and trunk popper
Asking $10,500 obo
Selling for my father please call him 859 four one four 20 ten
WILL NOT ANSWER IS THIS AVAILABLE
any questions call the number listed it’s not my car
See a crazier way to drive a tri-5?
Hopefully she’s got a great personality to make up for those unfortunate looks.
Thanks for making me puke on my phone, Vince. Better that than my keyboard I guess.
Looks like they stuck a 55 Buick dash in the poor thing. Guess they wanted to desecrate the entire GM line.
I hate to say this……as it betrays a momentary lapse of taste……..but I’m strangely attracted to the back end treatment. Wait………….that doesnt sound right. Let me rephrase this. There’s a certain design integrity to the stacked rectangular headlights and the boxey back end . The limousine treatment of the rear roof will make the driver feel like a chauffeur!. The indoor outdoor putting green carpet has to go. Now.
Chicago Boxcar Boston Back.
“This car is an example of when a builder makes a car the way he (or she) wants it to be with very little care for what someone else make(sic) say.”
That thought is spot on. I wish I could buy it, burn it, and crush it. shudder
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