There Were Plenty of Bel Airs On Hand For the Pumpkin Run Nationals

Chevrolet introduced a new full size model to their line in 1950. The Bel Air would be made through the 1970s and it would span seven generations. The most famous is the second generation from 1955 through 1957. These so called "tri five" Chevys have become mainstays at automobile events all over the country. While cars from those three years made up the majority of the Bel Airs that rolled into the Clermont County Fair Grounds to take part in the Pumpkin Run Nationals, there were a few from other generations. Here are some of the Bel Airs that were on hand for the show.