These were the deluxe models for Chevrolet in 1953. Signified by more trim and a few more options like automatic transmission, radio, and heater as standard equipment. The models are noted below. Click on the picture to enlarge the photo:

2020年3月2日 · All ’53 Chevys featured a new curved, one-piece windshield and more rounded “Fashion-First” styling. The all-new styling’s most notable feature was the one-piece rear quarter panels; no longer did Chevys have separate rear fenders and quarter panels. The 1953 Chevys came in three new series.

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The 1953 Chevrolet automobile came in three basic body styles. The 1500 and 2100 series continue from the previous years. However, the new Bel Air or 2400 Series is new for the 1953 Chevrolet models. Because the name, Bel Air, now applies to a series instead of an individual model, changes in the body style have been made.

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New for 1953 were three distinct series for Chevy buyers to choose from: the Special 150's, followed by the Deluxe 210, and a full selection of Bel Airs. Marketed for all segments of the low-price field, the base "Special 150" series was utilitarian in every way, offering no real side trim, and the minimum of interior appointments.