1956 Chevrolet Bel Air150210 Belair on 2040-cars
Marlton, New Jersey, United States
1956 Chevy Belair convertible. Finished in Crocus Yellow and Onyx Black it gets a lot
of attention and complimentary comments. The trim tag indicates this car was originally blue/white.
The car is powered by the original power pack engine and 3 speed overdrive transmission. To qualify: the engine pad
displays the correct code. It is not a re-stamp! Whether this is the engine that came with the care originally, I
don’t know. It probably is.
The overdrive option must be engaged manually. The top goes up and down as it should. All the mechanical
components as well as the electric windows function. However, the window switches are wired backwards.
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