Overview
The 1950 Bel Air was introduced as part of the Deluxe line and was styled as a convertible with a non-detachable solid roof.
The 1950 Bel Air was introduced as part of the Deluxe line and was styled as a convertible with a non-detachable solid roof. This was no new design, but had finally found its era. First year production was respectable, and the rest is history.
Production Numbers
| 2-DR Hardtop Coupe | 76,662 | Total Production | 76,662 |
Performance Specs
| Engine | Size | Carb. | HP | Torque | 0 to 60 | Quarter mile |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I-6 | 216.5ci | 1x1bbl | 92 | 176 lb-ft | 17.8 sec | 21.3 sec |
| I-6 | 235.5ci | 1x4bbl | 105 | 189 lb-ft | - | - |
Transmission
- 3-Speed Manual
- Powerglide Auto
Paint & Colors
Exterior
Mayland Black
Oxford Maroon
Grecian Gray
Crystal Green
Falcon Gray
Windsor Blue
Mist Green
Moonlight Cream
Empire Red
Rodeo Beige
Interior
Dark Gray
Light Gray
Black
Ivory
Brown
Beige
Dark Blue
Blue
Dark Green
Medium Green
Yellow
Dark Red
OEM Brochures
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