Nineteen Fifty-Seven Bel-Air

The 1957 Chevrolet is undoubtedly one of the most classic American automobiles of all time.
Many have been restored to original condition; many others have been modified by their owners.
The "57 Chevy," as it is often called, will always have a place in pop culture, as evidenced by a long list of SONGS that mention it.

Here are photos of my small collection, which does not [yet] include a full-size model!

Here are some of the aforementioned pop songs:

All-American Boy	...	Steve Grand
Dart Throwing	...	Method Man
59 Cadillac 57 Chevrolet	...	David Allan Coe
57 Chevrolet	...	Billie Jo Spears
57 Chevy	...	Sean Kelly
57 Chevy	...	Sue Medley
57 Chevy And You	...	Mel McDaniel
IG-88's 57 Chevy	...	M C Chris
I've Got A Rock And Roll Heart	...	Eric Clapton
My 57 Chevy	...	Jake Sanders
Rapid Roy The Stock Car Boy	...	Jim Croce

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Eric Clapton's "Rock And Roll Heart" made it to #18 on Billboard's Hot 100 in 1983.
It was written by Troy Seals, Eddie Setser, Steve Diamond.
Troy Seals is related to Jimmy Seals—of Seals & Crofts—and to Dan Seals—of England Dan & John Ford Coley.
The lyric tying this classic car with rock music goes like this:
"I get off on '57 Chevys; I get off on screaming guitar."

Jim Croce's "Rapid Roy The Stock Car Boy" appears on his greatest hits album and on some live recordings.
It says of the title character that "every Sunday afternoon he is a dirt track demon in a fifty-seven Chevrolet."
His inspiration for the lyrics was apparently Roy Hall.
Roy really was involved in the moonshine business as the song suggests!
However, Roy's heyday was in the 1940s; in his only race after 1957, he crashed (and then retired).