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The '55 Chevy was a huge success with the general public. After its introduction, it was quickly dubbed "the hot one", and the public flocked to dealerships to get a look at the new car. Over 1.7 million were produced, and they accounted for nearly 23% of all car sales in the US in 1955. Although Chevrolet was already the top-selling car for several decades leading up to 1955, its appeal was mostly to older drivers. After 1955, Chevrolet had mass appeal. The '55's light weight (3,200 lbs) combined with its powerful engine and popular shoe-box body design also made it a hit with hot rodding circles and soon after, collectors. The '55 would also put Chevrolet into the motorsports arena for the first time, where it would win many races.

Today, the '55 Chevy is one of the most recognizable cars ever made, as well as one of the most highly produced domestic vehicles of its time, and is a top draw for collectors.

Hi I'm Doug, Welcome to my online gallery. I'm a Dallas Ft Worth based photographer specializing in the creation of automotive artwork. My love for photography came at an early age with the gift of a camera for Christmas. Over the years I've shot a variety of subjects eventually finding my calling capturing the style and beauty of automobiles. My catalog runs the gamut from early American vintage to exotic super-cars with muscle-cars and imports included in the mix. Most recently I have begun adding some aviation pieces to my portfolio. The style that I developed working with cars seems to translate well with this subject matter too. Look for more of these among my works as time and opportunity allow. If you'd like help finding a...