1956 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210 Wagon

The 1956 Chevrolet is arguably the most refined of the legendary "Tri-Five" generation, bridging the gap between the boxy '55 and the flamboyant '57 with clean, full-width grilles and sophisticated brightwork. While the 150 Handyman was born as a utilitarian workhorse, the example offered here has been reimagined as the ultimate "Surf Wagon"--a tribute to the California coast culture of the 1960s. It transcends its humble roots, dressed with the iconic trim of the Bel Air and the sleek roofline aesthetics of the Nomad to create a vehicle that is equal parts hot rod and beach cruiser. It is a machine built to evoke endless summers, finished in a stunning two-tone livery that demands attention at every stoplight.