Sunstar 1608 1/18 Scale, 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air Hard Top Coupe, Gold Color, Ready to Display Metal Car Model (SUN1608)

1/18 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air Model Contents

• 1 Piece 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air Diecast Model

Model features

• The original car has been reduced by the Sunstar Model company 18 times.
• The tires of the model are made of real rubber.
• The body and chassis are manufactured from the metal alloy and the feeling of reality is at the highest level.
• Vehicle design and manufacturing stage was studied by remaining loyal to the original model.
• The interior details of the model are processed to fine details.
• The details and weight found in every detail of the vehicle give the feeling of realism closest to its original state.

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Chevrolet Bel Air is a full -sized car produced by Chevrolet for the 1950–1981 model years. Initially, only two -door hardtops in the Chevrolet model series from 1950 to 1952 were called Bel Air. With the 1953 year year, the name of the Bel Air became a premium level from the definition of a unique body shape. Decorations applied to various body styles. Bel Air continued with its various other hardware level definitions, and in 1975, when the US production was stopped, it was transferred from an affordable fleet to an affordable fleet. During the 1981 model year, production continued only in Canada for its own domestic market.

In 1953, he renamed the Chevrolet series and was applied to the Premium model series Bel Air. It appeared at the two sub -series 150 and 210 (as successors of Special and Deluxe series, respectively). 1953 Chevrolet was declared as "completely new" due to redesigned body panels, front and back ends. However, essentially, these Chevrolets had frames and mechanics similar to 1949-1952 cars.

Bel Air made up in 1953. Pre -war technologies such as torque tube drive, six -cylinder jump -feeding engines, knee moving suspension and divided windows on the first models were gradually removed and the foundations of new models were laid. After the war, the first modern Chevrolet passenger car was completed. The Bel Air series had a large chrome plated strip from the rear fender protrusion to the rear bumper. The interior of this lane was painted in a color that is compatible with the color of the body and the "Bel Air" letter was added into the lane. Smaller models had no model definition anywhere in the car, only a hood and luggage had a chevrolet coat of arms. 1953 was the first year of one -piece windshield.