March 31, 2025 This Ultra-Rare Custom ’57 Chevy Convertible Is Heading to Auction The Chevy El Morocco convertible is one of just 10 known to still exist.

Among Chevy's offerings in 1957 were the Nomad, 150, Suburban, and Corvette, to name a few. While the Corvette is a legend of American motoring in its own right, it still isn't the car that became ...

The Chevy is up for sale now and the purchase will include the original vehicle registration, a temporary insurance card, the Allstate insurance card issued in Springsteen’s name and address and ...

THIS stunning Chevrolet Bel Air has been the pride and joy of the same owner for more than 60 years. Grace Braeger, from Wisconsin, US, bought the car for around $2,250 in 1957 and never imagined ...

The “she” in this case is his family’s 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air. “Her name is Lucy. That’s what she’s been for more than 40 years,” Elmore says. The car belonged to his grandfather in Southern ...

But the solid-lifter 5.7-liter LT1 that replaced it was a far better street motor that made more power (360 hp / 365 PS gross), a ton more torque and could be paired with A/C and an automatic for ...

Then, in 1982, Clement saw an ad in a club publication for a "1957 Chevrolet, ex-NHRA Gasser, tilt glass front end, straight axle, Olds rearend, Hilborn-injected 327." ...

This 1957 Chevy looks absolutely stunning thanks to a wild fade paint job, and it's rocking 600 horsepower under the hood as well, as seen in this video.

Back in 1955-57, Chevrolet offered a great new body style that was used for almost every car they produced. There were three different levels, or series, called 150, 210 and Bel Air.

He sourced a Dana 50 front axle from a Ford Excursion and hung it with rear springs from a 1985 Chevy Suburban. Then, a 14-bolt rear-end from a Hummer H2 was tossed in with 4.10 gears, an ...