Lawrenceberg Saw Cars From 1950's Chevrolet

Coming out of World War II, Detroit's car manufacturers were anxious to jump on new designs. Many of them have become icon reminders of the era. For Chevrolet, their most noted model from that era was the Bel Air, like the 1955 example seen here. This was the top of the line car for Chevy. There was also the entry level 150 and the mid level 210. They also came in Handyman and Townsman station wagon versions. There were some of all of these on hand at the 7th Annual Cruisin' To A Cure For ALS show in Lawrenceberg. Here are just a few that were on hand for this event.