1/25 1957 Chevy Bel Air

In the mid-1950s, Chevy introduced its new overhead-valve V-8 engine, commonly referred to as the "small-block" Chevy. These cars, equipped in '55 - '57, have become known as "Tri-Chevys." The 1957 is the most popular of them all. The Bel Air version was the top of the line model with additional features and trim that set it apart. The rear tails were a styling trend that celebrated the jet age
2 types of decals, stickers and decals.
Metal axles
Sprayed in 2 colors
Molded in red, black and clear with chrome plated parts

Scope of delivery:
Plastic model kit (not assembled)
Illustrated, multilingual building instructions
Decals
Sticker