1972 Chevy LUV Pickup (Clematis Blue) T-shirt Sports & Fitness The 1955 Bel Air was

The 1955 Bel Air was a full-size automobile introduced as part of the car maker's all-new second-generation “Tri-Five” lineup (1955–1957)

and three taillights per side — a signature Impala mark that helps distinguish it from other Chevy models

offering premium styling and V8 performance at a more affordable price than the Super or Roadmaster

Picasso never kept within stylistic boundaries

8-liter DOHC four-cylinder engine

1972 Chevy LUV Pickup (Clematis Blue) T-shirt Sports & Fitness The 1955 Bel Air wasThe 1972 LUV (Light Utility Vehicle) was Chevy's first compact pickup and marked the beginning of a long partnership between the car maker and Isuzu. Imported from Japan and sold through Chevy dealerships, the LUV was designed to compete with small pickups from Toyota, Datsun, and Mazda during the growing fuel conscious market of the early 1970s. Though modest in power and features, it played an important role in shaping the U. S. compact pickup