Frame-off Bel Air Restomod Conv 505hp LS7 V8 Art Morrison Leather A/C /// Built from the ground up to blend timeless design with modern performance, this 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air convertible is a refined, fully sorted Tri-Five that delivers craftsmanship, power, and presence in equal measure. Restored by Tony's Rod Shop of Maryville, Tennessee, and later enhanced by its current owner, it strikes a perfect balance between heritage and innovation. The body was stripped, massaged, and refinished in brilliant Viper Red clearcoat, with smoothed panels, a refined firewall, and one-piece bumpers giving it a sharp, deliberate profile. Polished Bel Air trim and a chrome grille preserve its classic identity, while dual mirrors and staggered Billet Specialties five-spoke wheels complete the look. Power comes from a detailed LS7 V8 paired with a 4-speed automatic and a braced Strange 9-inch rear with 3.55 gearing and a limited-slip differential, supported by an Art Morrison chassis finished in gray with coil-over suspension, sway bars, and Wilwood disc brakes with red calipers. Inside, Steve Holcomb's custom leather interior blends bright red and silver with contrast stitching, power-adjustable buckets, a full-length console, and Classic Instruments gauges, complemented by modern air conditioning and a billet-and-leather steering wheel. This Bel Air is a respectful modernization of a timeless shape, engineered for performance, reliability, and undeniable visual impact.