The iconic Chevrolet Bel Air was accompanied by a two-door station ... Prices range from $33,500 to $185,200 for 1957 Nomads.There's a powder blue '57 Nomad for sale for $59,990 in Solon, Ohio ...

The Bel Air wasn't just a luxury Chevrolet package ... outfitted with the same engines as the smaller models, with the Blue Flame I6 being the standard option and the V8 serving as an upgrade.

I have used to own one - 1962 Chevorlet Bel Aire 2dr Coupe, 350hp 350 motors, Muncie M22 transmission, Posi rear-end, baby blue in color. Had eremoved the orginal motor a 402 Chevorlet motor ...

Last driven in 1973, a 1957 Chevy with a four-barrel 283 V8 left the barn it had been sitting in ever since, got a full ...

Chevrolet Bel Air is quite common as a four-door sedan, but most of these cars are rotting away in junkyards. Survivors are pretty rare.