Before the Corvette was a fiberglass missile with a V8 and an attitude, it was this, a pretty, boulevard cruiser. The 1954 cars are where the legend began, and this one is the 973rd of just 3,640 ...

1954 Chevrolet Bel Air survivor. This sounds almost too good to be true. A 72-year-old car that’s still a survivor is something you don’t see every day. As such, this Bel Air probably catches the ...

This car defies description. The longer you look at this '54 Chevy, the more amorphous it becomes. It's not Pro Street, but it does have big tires. It's not Pro Touring, but it does have a six-speed ...

While the Bel Air only became a hit in the second half of the '50s (at least until Chevrolet came up with the Impala in 1958), it's hard not to like the earlier models, especially if you're a diehard ...

Oscar Ruelas, 78, a car builder, retired longshoreman and co-founder of Duke’s car club, who lives in Los Angeles, on his 1954 “Mr. Lowrider” Chevrolet Bel Air, as told to A.J. Baime. I started ...

Experience a cold start and road test of a 1954 Chevrolet Corvette while getting a closer look at the driving character of ...

The latest car to grace the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky is a 1954 Chevy Corvette owned by rock ‘n’ roll legend Jerry Lee Lewis. It’s one of just 3,640 C1 models produced for ...

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Chevy Corvette production increased from the three hundred units in 1953 to 3,640 in 1954. New colors available in addition to Polo White (3,230) were Pennant Blue (300), Sportsman Red (100), and ...