CHASE! 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air Gold – General Motors 50 Millionth Car – GreenLight 1:64

1955 Chevrolet Bel Air Gold “General Motors Builds Fifty Millionth Car” Green Machine Chase

GreenLight Collectibles | Exclusive Edition | Green Machine Chase | 1:64 Scale | 30231

Features

• Green Machine Chase – Rare chase variation of GreenLight's commemorative 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air Exclusive Edition.
• Distinctive Chase Details – Green wheels and a green chassis distinguish this Green Machine from the standard release.
• Historic Gold Finish – Metallic gold body recreates the special Chevrolet associated with General Motors' fifty-millionth vehicle milestone.
• 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air – Detailed 1:64 scale recreation of Chevrolet's landmark first-year Tri-Five design.
• Commemorative Edition – Created to recognize General Motors building its fifty millionth vehicle in November 1955.
• Period Styling – Features classic Bel Air side trim, whitewall tires, detailed lighting and authentic 1955 body lines.
• Diecast Metal Chassis – GreenLight identifies the release as featuring a diecast metal chassis.
• Exclusive Edition – Special GreenLight Collectibles release presented in event-specific commemorative packaging.
• Collector Blister Packaging – Factory sealed on an illustrated card designed around the historic General Motors production milestone.

This Green Machine edition of GreenLight's 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air is the chase variation of the gold “General Motors Builds Fifty Millionth Car” Exclusive Edition. The model retains the commemorative metallic gold body while adding the signature green wheels and green chassis that identify this example as a Green Machine chase.

General Motors reached its fifty-millionth vehicle milestone on November 23, 1955, an achievement commemorated with a specially finished Chevrolet Bel Air. GreenLight's release references that historic event directly, even reproducing the milestone as a period newspaper-style headline on the packaging.

The 1955 Bel Air also marked the beginning of Chevrolet's famous Tri-Five generation. Its completely redesigned body and availability of Chevrolet's new small-block V8 helped make the '55 Chevrolet an important model in American automotive history. This Green Machine combines that history with GreenLight's chase treatment, making it particularly interesting for Chevrolet, Tri-Five and GreenLight collectors.

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Common Collector Questions and Answers

Is this the Green Machine chase version?
Yes. The green wheels and green chassis identify this example as the Green Machine chase variation of the commemorative gold 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air.

How does the Green Machine differ from the regular release?
The chase retains the metallic gold commemorative body but adds Green Machine-specific green wheels and a green chassis.

What does the “General Motors Builds Fifty Millionth Car” theme commemorate?
It recognizes General Motors reaching production of its fifty-millionth vehicle on November 23, 1955, with a specially prepared Chevrolet Bel Air associated with the celebration.

Why is the 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air historically important?
The 1955 model launched Chevrolet's Tri-Five generation and introduced the new small-block V8 to Chevrolet's passenger-car lineup, making it an important model in the company's history.

Does this model have opening parts?
No opening features are advertised on the packaging for this release.