#1956 CHEVY CONV FOR SALE FULL#
There's still lots of chrome including one of the coolest hood ornaments ever made, and its distinctive body trim results in a cool two-tone design that stretches the full length of the car. The '56 Chevy is an underappreciated version of the Tri-Five Chevy lineup, but these cars are unique in their own way. GR Auto Gallery has this restored yet preserved 210 Wagon listed for $25,900. This 1957 Chevrolet 210 Wagon looks stunning in its two-tone paint job, and would make a perfect family cruiser with its 327 cubic-inch V8. No matter what body style the '57 Chevy is in, that chrome bumper and rear tail fins are unmistakable. This Handyman is rocking a cool Orange Metallic Pearl paint job and a 5.7-liter LS1 V8 under the hood, and Art & Speed Classic Car Gallery has this one listed for $48,900. The Nomad wasn't the only two-door wagon version of the Tri-Five, and this custom 1955 Chevrolet 210 Handyman shows that even the lower trim levels can look good with this design. Painted in Harbor Blue with a matching blue interior, this 283-powered 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible is about as clean and straight as they come, and it would definitely be a show piece in any collection. If dropping on the top on a '57 Chevy is more your style, Smoky Mountain Traders has this award-winning Bel Air Convertible up for sale. From the white-wall tires to the wraparound windows, this Nomad is just oozing class, and Volo Auto Museum has this bad boy listed for $69,998. This 1957 Chevrolet Nomad may be an older restoration, but it's an excellent look at what the Nomad looked like without any modifications. Of all the Tri-Five body styles, the Nomad was definitely the rarest and remains one of the most sought after examples.
This one adds several custom touches including side pipes, and it's being sold through Art & Speed Classic Car Gallery for $67,900.
The hardtop design lacks the center B-pillar post helping to complement the smooth lines and those big tail fins. Looks are always subjective, but a Tri-Five doesn't get any better looking than a '57 Bel Air Hardtop. Classic Auto Mall has this three-owner Bel Air listed for $22,900, and it's ready to go cruising today. While the coupes and convertibles tend to be the most popular (and most expensive) Tri-Five body style, you can usually pick up a stock-looking sedan for a song, and this 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Sedan is proof of that. You can pick this one up through Triple F Automotive for $69,995. This two-door station wagon was intended for delivery purposes with its lack or rear side windows, and this one is really unique fresh off a complete restoration and packing a modern fuel-injected LS2 Chevy V8. From the rare Chevy Nomad to the popular '57 Bel Air and from bone stock to tricked out, here are the 10 coolest Tri-Five Chevys currently for sale on Motorious.Ĭheck them out and be sure to comment below to let us know which Tri-Five Chevy is your all-time favorite!Īs many post, hardtop and even convertible Tri-Fives that you see out there, this 1955 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery is one of the coolest options out there if you're looking to stand out. These cars were built in 1955, 19, and they were offered in a number of nameplates such as the 210, Bel Air and Nomad not to mention an equal variety of body styles. Of all the classic American cars ever made, the Tri-Five Chevy is one of the most popular.
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