Chevrolet Tri-Five Sedan in Sarasota metro area for sale

Seller: Skyway Classics - Florida

Transmission: Automatic

Condition: Body: Sedan. Mileage shown as 37,064. Transmission: Automatic.

Seller: Skyway Classics - Florida

Transmission: 4-speed Manual

Condition: Body: Sedan. Mileage shown as 96,431. Transmission: 4-speed Manual.

Seller: Skyway Classics - Florida

Transmission: Automatic

Condition: Body: Sedan. Mileage shown as 12,215. Transmission: Automatic.

Seller: skywayclassics

Transmission: Automatic

Condition: Listing details from the car's own eBay listing: Year: 1955; VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): VB55000795; Mileage: 37064; Body Type: Sedan; Engine: 409ci Turbo-Fire V8; Exterior Color: Black; Fuel Type: Unspecified; Interior Color: Red and Black; Make: Chevrolet; Model: Bel Air/150/210; Transmission: Automatic; Vehicle Title: UNSPECIFIED; Warranty: Confirm with Dealer; For Sale By: Dealer. 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air â?" 409/425hp Turbo-Fire V8, Custom Pro-Street Build Why This Car Is Special The 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air is one of the most recognized shapes in American automotive history. It was the first year of the so-called 'Tri-Five' generation â?" a complete redesign that replaced the stodgy, upright styling of the early 1950s Chevrolets with something genuinely modern. Chief stylist Clare MacKichan and his team drew inspiration from the 1953 Motorama show cars, giving the 1955 Bel Air a wraparound windshield, a lower roofline, and a Ferrari-inspired egg-crate grille that looked nothing like anything Detroit had offered at that price point before.

Color: Black

Seller: skywayclassics

Transmission: 4-speed Manual

Condition: Listing details from the car's own eBay listing: Year: 1955; VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 5N07797; Mileage: 96431; Body Type: Sedan; Engine: 350ci V8; Exterior Color: Black and Gold Two-Tone; Fuel Type: Unspecified; Interior Color: Black; Make: Chevrolet; Model: Bel Air/150/210; Transmission: 4-speed Manual; Vehicle Title: UNSPECIFIED; Warranty: Confirm with Dealer; For Sale By: Dealer. 1955 Chevrolet 210 Two-Door Sedan â?" ZZ-3 350 V8, 4-Speed, Black and Gold Custom Build Why This Car Is Special The 1955 Chevrolet 210 sits at the center of what enthusiasts call the Tri-Five era â?" the 1955, 1956, and 1957 Chevrolets that collectively changed the direction of American automotive design. The '55 was the first year of this generation, and it was a genuine departure from everything Chevrolet had built before it. Designer Carl Renner and his team under Harley Earl gave the car lower, wider proportions, a wrapped windshield, and a Ferrari-inspired egg-crate grille â?" all of it a sharp break from the upright, boxy look of the 1954 models. The result was a car that looked expensive without carrying a luxury price tag. The 210 was the middle trim level in 1955, sitting above the base 150 and below the Bel Air.

Color: Black and Gold Two-Tone

Seller: skywayclassics

Transmission: Automatic

Condition: Listing details from the car's own eBay listing: Year: 1956; VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): C56K116616; Mileage: 20070; Body Type: Sedan; Engine: 350ci V8; Exterior Color: Ivory; Fuel Type: Unspecified; Interior Color: Tan; Make: Chevrolet; Model: Bel Air/150/210; Transmission: Automatic; Vehicle Title: UNSPECIFIED; Warranty: Confirm with Dealer; For Sale By: Dealer. 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air â?" Low-Mileage Four-Door with 350 V8 and Honest Patina Why This Car Is Special The 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air occupies a specific and well-earned place in postwar American automotive history. It was the second year of the legendary Tri-Five generation â?" the series that ran from 1955 through 1957 â?" and in many ways it was the most refined of the three. Chevrolet addressed criticisms of the 1955 model by redesigning the hood, grille, and rear fender treatments, giving the 1956 a more horizontal look with a wider, more aggressive front end. The parking lights moved into the bumper, the hood was restyled with a modest forward extension, and the rear fenders gained a revised two-tone sweep. It was a more mature design, and the buying public responded â?" Chevrolet sold over 1.

Color: Ivory

Seller: skywayclassics

Transmission: Automatic

Condition: Listing details from the car's own eBay listing: Year: 1955; VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): C55N092118; Mileage: 12215; Body Type: Sedan; Engine: 350ci V8; Exterior Color: Copper; Fuel Type: Unspecified; Interior Color: Black & Copper; Make: Chevrolet; Model: Bel Air/150/210; Transmission: Automatic; Vehicle Title: UNSPECIFIED; Warranty: Unspecified; For Sale By: Dealer. 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air â?" Custom Street Build with 350 V8, Professional Interior, Coated Undercarriage Why This Car Is Special The 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air holds a specific and well-earned place in American automotive history. Along with the 1956 and 1957 models, it forms what collectors commonly call the 'Tri-Five' generation â?" a three-year run that represented a complete break from the slab-sided, upright designs Chevrolet had been producing through the early 1950s. The 1955 model was the first year of this new body style, penned largely by designer Clare MacKichan under Harley Earl's direction. It introduced a lower, wider stance, a Ferrari-inspired egg-crate grille, and wraparound windshield glass that felt genuinely contemporary for its time.

Color: Copper