Chevrolet Bel Air Townsman Station Wagon 1957
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Specifications Chevrolet Bel Air Townsman Station Wagon 1957 blueprint
The Chevrolet Bel Air Townsman Station Wagon 1957 was a full-size, two-door wagon designed for families. Its boxy design had distinct features, including a slim grille, front bumper, and two headlights on each side. The iconic Bel Air Townsman Station Wagon exterior was painted in a variety of attractive colors to include medium gray, powder blue, and light brown. The steel body was accompanied by distinctive luggage rack rails on the top, decorated with special V fins at the top. The Bel Airs interior was spacious and comfortable. With seating for up to six adults, the cabin featured comfortable seating with chrome accents and two-tone cloth seat covers. As an additional feature, the wagon could be equipped with an optional rear-facing jump seat for additional passengers. The Bel Air Townsman Station Wagon was powered by a 265 cubic-inch V8 engine, equipped with a three-speed manual transmission and automatic power steering. The engine delivered plenty of power, propelling the wagon to speeds of up to 80 mph. In addition, the wagons suspension system gave a smooth, comfortable ride even on bumpy roads. The iconic Bel Air Townsmann Station Wagon carried the art deco style found in 50s automobiles with unique retro-styled floor mats, chrome details, and sleek lines. It was a car designed for comfort, convenience, and stylea perfect fit for any family looking to enjoy life on the open road.
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