as the Bel Air. Chevy calls the GMT 360 "a 21st-century interpretation of body-on-frame construction," with its hydroformed rails, and the right one for a large convertible A front bench seat does ...

The owner, crew chief, and check writer behind this '62 Bel Air is Enid, Oklahoma's native son, Harold Clay. Veteran Chevy parts and he-knows-everybody guru Phil Reed, laid the groundwork for Clay ...

There is a good chance that many people would also include on that list the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, which was the crown jewel at the end of the automaker's Tri-Five era that began in 1955.