GM only produced a total of 68 Bel Air Fuelie convertible models in 1957. This rotisserie frame-off-restored 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air convertible is powered by the first-year factory fuel-injected 283ci/283hp high-compression small-block engine complete with solid-lifter camshaft, full-flow oil filter and stainless-steel dual exhaust. It is mated to a column-shifter close-ratio 3-speed manual transmission. Finished in the highly desirable color combination of Matador Red with a red and silver interior, this car was treated to a cosmetic refreshing in 2015 and has a power-operated black canvas soft-top that was installed in 2018. It is sharply trimmed with front and rear bumper guards, fender skirts, door-handle nail guards, bright lower gravel guards, deluxe outside mirrors and cowl-mounted antenna. It also features E-Z Eye tinted glass, custom lift out center console featuring auxiliary gauges, Bluetooth stereo, push-button radio and wide whitewall tires with spinner wheel covers.