The Chevy Bel Air has long been one of the Bow Tie's most iconic nameplates. This sleeper 1962 409 coupe will soon cross the Mecum Auctions block in Harrisburg.

Something a 409 Bel Air would get done in around 14 seconds, according to a test performed by Motor Trend back in the day (with dealer-available 4.56 gears, mind you).

Chevrolet dominated the full-size space after the debut of the Impala in 1958, and models like the Bel Air continued to hold an important share in the company's portfolio. The General Motors brand ...

Not only did Jacobson have an "Uncle Daniel" '62 Bel Air gathering dust, he also had more 409 parts than Wally has wax. Arnold drove away with the original 283 running like a clock and just 96,000 ...

There is something awe-inspiring about a 409, and if looking at this end doesn't get you excited, listening to the sound coming from the custom 3-inch exhaust s ...