1958 Chevrolet Bel Air
This one-year-only model of Chevrolet’s luxury line Bel Air signifies the 1950’s. Her distinctive eyebrow styling and unique taillight design make this model stand out from the 1957 version and was Chevrolet’s answer to the Cadillac in 1958.
“Rosy” is named for her color, a dusty rose with metallic flake (officially dubbed Cay Coral). Combined with her pearl white metallic flake top, she sports the same paint job as rock ‘n roll star Buddy Holly’s famed 1958 Impala. Matching upholstery and maroon carpeting make her beautiful on the inside as well as the outside. Rosy is still going strong as a daily driver for her owner of 30 years. She’ll enhance any shoot or special event with her authentic, classic look.
Additional Details
Description
- MODEL: Fully restored 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air
- ENGINE: 348 Big Block V8
- STYLING: This third-generation model of Chevrolet’s luxury line is considered an icon of 1950s glamour. It’s distinctive for its broad grille, quad headlights, triple taillights, and sculpted gullwing-style rear fenders.
- SEATS: Front & back bench seats with 2 seat belts per bench
- FUN: The color of this big beauty is the same Metallic Cay Coral as rock ‘n roll star Buddy Holly’s famed 1958 Impala.
- RESTRICTIONS: No smoking, no pets
Additional information
| Nickname | Rosy |
|---|---|
| Year | 1958 |
| Make | Chevrolet |
| Model | Bel Air |
| Body | Full-size 4-door hardtop sedan |
| Transmission | Automatic |
| Fuel | Leaded gasoline 89 octane or higher |
| Seats | Front and read bench seats, with 2 seatbelts in front, 2 in rear |
| Tech | Stock AM radio for looks only (no antenna, no reception). Bring your own Bluetooth speaker for tunes! |
| Driving Notes | Drive is 1 notch below neutral (replaced 2-speed hydro glide transmission with 3-speed column, so display only has 2-speed indicator) |
| Restrictions | No smoking, no pets. |
