Revell 11529 1/25 1957 Chevy Belair SnapTite
Revell 11529 1/25 1957 Chevy Belair SnapTite Plastic Model Kit
In the mid-1950s, Chevy introduced its new V-8 engine with an overhead valve, commonly referred to as the "small-block" Chevy. 1/25 scale. 30 parts. 20.3 cm long. Suitable for ages 10 and up.
In the mid-1950s, Chevy introduced its new V-8 engine with an overhead valve, commonly referred to as the "small-block" Chevy. These cars, which were equipped in the years '55 '57, became known as "Tri-Chevys". The 1957 is the most popular of all. The Bel Air version was the top model with additional functions and paneling that distinguished it. The rear tail units were a styling trend that celebrated the jet age
Features
- 2 types of decals, stickers and decals
- metal axles
- sprayed in 2 colors
- molded parts in red, black and clear with chrome-plated parts
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Revell 11529 1/25 1957 Chevy Belair SnapTite
Revell 11529 1/25 1957 Chevy Belair SnapTite Plastic Model Kit
In the mid-1950s, Chevy introduced its new V-8 engine with an overhead valve, commonly referred to as the "small-block" Chevy. 1/25 scale. 30 parts. 20.3 cm long. Suitable for ages 10 and up.
In the mid-1950s, Chevy introduced its new V-8 engine with an overhead valve, commonly referred to as the "small-block" Chevy. These cars, which were equipped in the years '55 '57, became known as "Tri-Chevys". The 1957 is the most popular of all. The Bel Air version was the top model with additional functions and paneling that distinguished it. The rear tail units were a styling trend that celebrated the jet age
Features
- 2 types of decals, stickers and decals
- metal axles
- sprayed in 2 colors
- molded parts in red, black and clear with chrome-plated parts
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Revell 11529 1/25 1957 Chevy Belair SnapTite Plastic Model Kit
In the mid-1950s, Chevy introduced its new V-8 engine with an overhead valve, commonly referred to as the "small-block" Chevy. 1/25 scale. 30 parts. 20.3 cm long. Suitable for ages 10 and up.
In the mid-1950s, Chevy introduced its new V-8 engine with an overhead valve, commonly referred to as the "small-block" Chevy. These cars, which were equipped in the years '55 '57, became known as "Tri-Chevys". The 1957 is the most popular of all. The Bel Air version was the top model with additional functions and paneling that distinguished it. The rear tail units were a styling trend that celebrated the jet age
Features
- 2 types of decals, stickers and decals
- metal axles
- sprayed in 2 colors
- molded parts in red, black and clear with chrome-plated parts
