55-57 Chevys
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John Clark bought his first Tri-Five at 14. Forty years later, he is still infatuated. He decided to build a ’56 to resides next to his street/strip terror ... » Read More
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Kevin Smiglewski has been waiting over 30 years for his turn to take the reins of the family 1957 Chevy Bel Air. » Read More
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What is it about a Tri-Five Chevy—especially a 1955 Bel Air post—with a straight axle propping its nose up high in the air, fenderwell headers pointed ... » Read More
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Nine-hundred lb-ft of trailer-towing, tire-roasting madness. » Read More
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Amazing-looking, Steve Schmidt Racing Engines big-block-powered 1955 Bel Air drag car from Wiscasset, Maine, is capable of running low 9-second elapsed times. » Read More
A 9-Second Vega, 1956 Chevy, and 1966 Nova
It’s that time again; time to take a look at some readers’ rides! This month we’ve got a 1971 Chevrolet Vega Panel Express, a 1956 ... » Read More
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A twin-turbo 1957 Chevy that brings refinement to Pro Street
Danny Steininger’s twin-turbo 1957 Chevy is the culmination of the hard work by a group of talented craftsman. » Read More
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Woody’s Hot Rodz builds a new 1957 Chevy
Woody's Hot Rodz is unique in that they are licensed by Chevrolet to offer 1955, 1956, and 1957 Chevrolet reproduction bodies built with ... » Read More
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Unique Drag Racing Door-Slammers from the Sportsman Ranks
Straight Line Spotlight is a monthly column that focuses on the sportsman and stars of drag racing at every level of competition. » Read More
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722-Horsepower 454 LS-Powered 1957 Chevy Bel Air
This amazing 1957 Chevy Bel Air packs a 454ci LS engine that busts out over 700 horsepower. » Read More
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Can a “Wild” Custom 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air be “Mild” at the Same Time?
Curry’s blue hardtop seems the model of understatement, even with its toothy ’57 Buick grille. » Read More
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A Brain Surgeon’s Bespoke Dream 1957 Chevy
There’s a definite Colorado connection associated with the 1957 Chevy 210 two-door sedan featured here, and it begins with the car’s ... » Read More
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1957 Nomad with Just the Right Amount of Modern Touches
Dave Mock developed a passion for Tri-Five Chevys when he was still a child and, not surprisingly, his first car was a 1955 two-door ... » Read More
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The McNeal Bel Air: Four Decades…Four Rebuilds…Endless Memories
That was the very beginning of the McNeal Bel Air saga as it began developing its early family chapters in Oregon, serving as Bill’s ... » Read More
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This 1957 Chevy Bel Air Was Junk Once, But Look At It Now
The name of Don Evenson’s 1957 Chevy is spelled out phonetically on the rear tag. WUZJNK. Those six letters tell the whole story of what ... » Read More
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