- Key facts about the make and model: • 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible, a 2nd generation model • Part of the Tri-Five series, known for its iconic design - Details about the mechanical aspects of the car: • Said to have a 505hp LS7 V8 engine • Paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission • Features an Art Morrison chassis with coil-over suspension and sway bars • Equipped with Wilwood disc brakes and red calipers • Described as having a braced Strange 9-inch rear axle with 3.55 gearing and a limited-slip differential - Details about the interior, exterior, and options of the car: • Exterior described as refinished in brilliant Viper Red clearcoat • Interior features Steve Holcomb's custom leather upholstery in bright red and silver • Equipped with power-adjustable buckets, a full-length console, and Classic Instruments gauges • Features modern air conditioning • Has a billet-and-leather steering wheel and polished Bel Air trim - Details about the reported current state of this car: • Said to be a frame-off restomod conversion • Described as being built from the ground up to blend timeless design with modern performance • Reported to be fully sorted and refined • Currently located in Charlotte, NC, 28269, at RK Motors • Said to have been restored by Tony's Rod Shop and later enhanced by its current owner