Original sentence: The Super model had extra chrome trim, notably around the windows, the exhaust pipe coming through the rear bumper, arm rests on the doors, door operated courtesy lights, a two spoke steering wheel and twin sun visors
Edited sentence: In fact, the body style was derived directly from the classic 57 Chevrolet Bellair, though this was hard to appreciate unless you viewed the cars side by side.Interestingly, the old bumper ends continued to be used for many years on a variety of motor coaches and ice-cream vans.The Super model had extra chrome trim, notably around the windows, remnants of the signature, Vauxhall bonnet flutes ran along the front flanks.The exhaust pipe coming through the rear bumper, arm rests on the doors, door operated courtesy lights, a two spoke steering wheel and twin sun visors.The sculpted 'porthole' rear bumper tips, which rusted badly due to exhaust residue, were replaced by plain, straight ones.The things which really ruined the look of the shortened, narrowed body were the small wheels and wheel-arches, totally out of proportion to the rest of the lines.When re-styled, as the series II, the car lost all of its 57 Chevy styling detail and the teardrop shaped 'Vauhall' flutes were replaced by a single chrome side-stripe running nose to tail