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ABOUT THIS CAR
This 1955 Bel Air is a true classic, retaining much of its original charm and character. Powered by the reliable 235.5 cubic inch Blue Flame inline 6 engine mated to a smooth-shifting Powerglide transmission, it offers a comfortable and enjoyable driving experience.
While the engine could benefit from some maintenance to address minor issues like smoke at warm-up, overall it runs well and provides a quiet and smooth ride. The braking and suspension systems are in good condition, contributing to the car’s ease of driving.
The body of the Bel Air is in beautiful condition, with no signs of rust and original paint still visible in certain areas, adding to its authenticity. The chrome and trim, while showing some patina, add to the car’s vintage appeal.
Inside, the originality continues with well-preserved door panels, headliner, and sun visors. Although some interior components like the seating may have been redone, the overall ambiance remains true to its era. The addition of seatbelts enhances safety, while the non-functional radio adds to the nostalgic atmosphere.
Even in the trunk, the original paint and components remain intact, showcasing the car’s history and authenticity. With its timeless design and vintage appeal, this 1955 Bel Air is a true automotive treasure.
ABOUT THIS CAR
This 1955 Bel Air is a true classic, retaining much of its original charm and character. Powered by the reliable 235.5 cubic inch Blue Flame inline 6 engine mated to a smooth-shifting Powerglide transmission, it offers a comfortable and enjoyable driving experience.
While the engine could benefit from some maintenance to address minor issues like smoke at warm-up, overall it runs well and provides a quiet and smooth ride. The braking and suspension systems are in good condition, contributing to the car’s ease of driving.
The body of the Bel Air is in beautiful condition, with no signs of rust and original paint still visible in certain areas, adding to its authenticity. The chrome and trim, while showing some patina, add to the car’s vintage appeal.
Inside, the originality continues with well-preserved door panels, headliner, and sun visors. Although some interior components like the seating may have been redone, the overall ambiance remains true to its era. The addition of seatbelts enhances safety, while the non-functional radio adds to the nostalgic atmosphere.
Even in the trunk, the original paint and components remain intact, showcasing the car’s history and authenticity. With its timeless design and vintage appeal, this 1955 Bel Air is a true automotive treasure.
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Our return policy lasts for 30 days from the date of receipt, starting from the day you receive the item. Requests for return or exchange must be made via email before 5 PM PDT on the 30th calendar day after receiving the asset. Buyback requests require the vehicle to be available on the buyer’s property, with payment made on-site. We offer a refund of 100% of the purchase price minus any applicable fees. Assets must be returned in their original condition; we cannot accept returns for modified, damaged, or altered items. Refunds are processed immediately but may take 1-3 days to appear in your account. Please note that insurance coverage is void if the customer is intoxicated during any accidents.
Our return policy lasts for 30 days from the date of receipt, starting from the day you receive the item. Requests for return or exchange must be made via email before 5 PM PDT on the 30th calendar day after receiving the asset. Buyback requests require the vehicle to be available on the buyer’s property, with payment made on-site. We offer a refund of 100% of the purchase price minus any applicable fees. Assets must be returned in their original condition; we cannot accept returns for modified, damaged, or altered items. Refunds are processed immediately but may take 1-3 days to appear in your account. Please note that insurance coverage is void if the customer is intoxicated during any accidents.
