The Chevy tri-five era, starring the 1956 Bel Air, was a time when cars were as flamboyant as Elvis’s sideburns. This classic beauty came with a 265 CID V8 engine, the cornerstone for GM’s future powerhouses. The Nomad wagon, top of the line and priced at a cool $2,608, didn’t get much love for its rain-sensing convertible top—apparently, drivers preferred a little rain with their ride! While only about 7% of folks buckled up, the Bel Air’s charm was undeniable. Click the pics to swoon over this vintage gem!