Content Summary : As for offerings of models, there was a One-Fifty, Two-Ten, and Bel Air. The One-Fifty was the least expensive, with minimal chrome features and comforts. The One-Fifty had no side trim or bright moldings around the windshield. Only a small Chevrolet script on the front fender was featured. The Two-Ten series was a step up from the One-Fifty model. On this model, designers added a smart, horizontal sweep spear molding with a slash molding that angled up to the dip at the beltline on the quarter panel. This model also featured windshield and rear moldings along with side window sill moldings. Inside the Two-Ten was carpeted floors and offered better seat coverings. The Bel Air model was the premiere series for '55 Chevys. This Bel Air featured premium seat coverings, carpet and featured additional interior and exterior trim. Also offered were Convertible models, station wagons and the legendary Nomad station wagon.