Tri-Five Products

The nickname Tri Five is used to represent a specific set of classic Chevrolet vehicles, namely the iconic 55', 56' and 57' Chevies. This includes the well-known One-Fifty, Two-Ten, Bel Air, and Nomad models, as well as lesser-known sub-models such as the Delray coupe, and Handyman, Townsman, and Beauville wagons. The 1955 Tri Five was an all-new redesign. Each passenger car could be had with a 235ci L6 or 265ci V8 with 3-speed manual, 3-speed manual with overdrive, or 2-speed Auto (Powerglide).

The 150 level came with the essentials and almost nothing else. It had rubber floor mat instead of carpets, 2-spoke steering wheel with a horn button (no ring), no passenger sun visor, small hubcaps, and very little exterior trim. The ashtray, cigarette lighter, coat hooks and armrests were optional equipment.

The 210 level still had rubber mats instead of carpet, but it featured stainless window trim, moderate exterior side moldings, seat moldings, glove box light, cigarette lighter, ashtray, automatic dome lights, and a horn ring.

The Bel Air came with the maximum amount of exterior chrome and bright trim, unique exterior emblems, and the full complement of interior features such as a 3-spoke steering wheel with horn ring, floor carpet, electric clock, ash trays, arm rests, and other upgrades.

Classic 2 Current Fabrication is a trusted manufacturer of hard-to-find Chevy Tri-Five rust repair panels and replacement auto body panels. We carry a wide selection of Tri-Five floor pans, rocker panels, trunk pans, mirrors and other hard to find repair parts.  Whether you are restoring a family heirloom, or taking on a challenge, you need a company you can trust to prevent rust and damage from eating away at your Chevy Tri-Five. Our replacement panels, floor pans, and quarter panels are manufactured to give you the right parts to restore your classic car.