1950s chevys

...redesign of Chevrolet's passenger car line, the Tri-FiveChevys are among the most recognizable, iconic, and thus desirablevehicles of the 1950s...

...details on acar with legendary style and modern appeal. The paint sets the character for the whole car. After all, thetwo-tone Tri-Five Chevys...

...Chevys might be famous for launching the small block V8s, but this one proves that the big blocks fit in the engine bay, too. This 454...

...details on a car with legendary style and modern appeal. The paint sets the character for the whole car. After all, the two-tone Tri-Five Chevys...

...so it could be a few cubes larger than Chevys new 265 V8 of the time. It boasted high-efficiency Turbo-Wedge Combustion Chambers along with new

...factory carburetor, and no signs of any of the period speed parts that many Chevys of this vintage often carry. It is neatly detailed and quite

...1950s. Very clean and period simple. Solid undercarriage and exceptionally clean. There has been some work done over the years to properly...

1958 Chevrolet Impala. We're seeing a shift in the market, with Tri-Five Chevys cooling off and the bigger, more substantial-looking'58s...

...Ford guys don't have to feel left out when there are gorgeous cars like this 1956 Ford Sunliner convertible running around. Sure, the Chevys...

1958 Chevrolet Impala. We're seeing a shift in the market, with Tri-Five Chevys cooling off and the bigger, more substantial-looking'58s...

...colors. Everyone loves seeing the iconic raked rear hatch and wraparound glass that made for one of the most prolific icons of the 1950s...

...right now. Glossy red is not only an attention grabber, but it's also the best way. Â to showcase all the bright work that makes these'57 Chevys...

...colors. Everyone loves seeing the iconic raked rear hatch and wraparound glass that made for one of the most prolific icons of the 1950s...

...to Riddler contenders at Goodguys Nats & draw a crowd around it 20 to 1. By far the meanest, baddest & most beautiful car built in the 1950s...