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Catching up on some old car mag reading while on vacation and came upon some auction results. The article was describing a 54 Bel Air hardtop, what it sold for and so on. The car in the photo looks like a BA. But the s/n was listed as 54 B0707etc. Looks like some more auction skullduggery to me. What say you???  
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The B after the "54" would indicate the car was assembled in Baltimore. The car's series letter would come before the "54" and would be A for 150, B for 210 and C for BelAir.
I say there is a letter missing.
Gene Schneider
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