1956 Chevrolet Bel Air150210 Nomad Station Wagon on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
As we enter a new chapter within our lives, we will periodically sell a few pride and joys from our private
collection. Restored to original specifications with a few upgrades for safety, this is an investment grade 1956
Chevrolet Nomad. We searched extremely hard for years to find a clean, quality Nomad and believe this to be one of
the best in the world. It is a no issue west coast classic, that received a no expense spared frame off
restoration. As you can see by the honest photo's taken the day of this listing, it is in excellent condition.
Never had the need in life for any replacement floor pans nor body mounts. They're All Original and painted, no
undercoat, nor black spray bombs. Pure honest quality throughout!
When is the last time you have seen an original Nomad? This incredible Chevrolet boasts the original 265 CID V-8
attached to the original Powerglide automatic. They both have been rebuilt professionally and are with low mileage,
in excellent condition. A few upgrades from original are: Tubular upper and lower control arms with disc front
brakes for excellent stopping. Edelbrock 4BBL carburetor and manifold. New "Special Edition" American Racing 17"
wheels. A quality aluminum radiator and dual exhaust with resonating glass pack mufflers. The beautiful original
style Ciadella interior along with headliner and the exterior fit and finish are excellent. Clear glass, roll and
slide like they should. $5000 has been spent on chroming the original metal, rather than installing after market
bumpers and trim parts. New wiring. New brakes.
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