Bel Air (Mk4)

The Bel Air is a model of the American car maker Chevrolet. It is the successor of the Bel Air (Mk3) and was in production from 1959 to 1960. In total, [ Number ] units of the 4th generation Bel Air were built.

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Name: Bel Air
Generation: 4
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Built From: 1959
Built To: 1960
Total Production: ???

ID: 11093

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Bel Air (Mk3)

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Brand: Chevrolet

Production: 1958 - 1958

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Bel Air (Mk4)

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Brand: Chevrolet

Production: 1959 - 1960

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From: United States of America

Production: 1911 - ???

Models: 64

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