As Nomad nuts will tell you, finding original, correct 1957 Nomads is darn near impossible. One of my favorite cars of all time is the 1955-1957 Chevrolet Nomad. There’s something about these cars that strikes a nerve each and every time I lay eyes on one. With tons of chrome and stainless trim, to the expansive and flashy tri-color vinyl & cloth interior, these cars are both unique and timeless at the same time.
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Thursday, October 2, 2008
1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Nomad
For Sale In Ohio
As Nomad nuts will tell you, finding original, correct 1957 Nomads is darn near impossible. One of my favorite cars of all time is the 1955-1957 Chevrolet Nomad. There’s something about these cars that strikes a nerve each and every time I lay eyes on one. With tons of chrome and stainless trim, to the expansive and flashy tri-color vinyl & cloth interior, these cars are both unique and timeless at the same time.
Labels:
1957 Chevrolet,
Bel Air,
Nomad
Friday, March 28, 2008
Incredible One of a Kind 1957 Nomad For Sale

This is a one of a kind custom 1957 Chevy Nomad Show Car. This is an incredible no expense spared, top of the line ride. Every component that was used to build this show car is top notch. You literally couldn't build this car for anywhere near the asking price.
Exterior features include Sikkins Dana Red paint, re-chromed original bumpers, polished or replaced stainless, all new tinted glass, all new rubber and the windshield wipers were removed and replaced with custom piece. Interior features include custom leather two tone nutmeg and pecan interior featuring 4 bucket seats with full length console, IDIDIT tilt column, Stanton stainless dash insert with Classic Gauges, Kentwood CD/DVD with remote and Vintage Air Conditioning and Heat.
Engine is a engine is a fresh 572 Crate motor with about 620 HP, Comp Cam, Tremac 6 speed transmission, 9 inch Ford rear 4:11 to gear ratio, polished Griffin aluminum radiator, MSD Ignition system, all stainless brake and fuel lines, Billet Specialty front serpentine belt system, Edlebrock 2-4 barrel polished intake with custom cover, Borla exhaust, Kugel hydraulic brake, Kugel clutch assembly, Rock Valley fuel tank, 4 wheel Wilwood H-D Pro Series disc brakes, and clutch assembly mounted underdash. Art Morrison GT55 chassis, Billet Specialties Custom Wheels (front) 18 X 8 with Diamondback 235 X 45 X 18 and Billet Specialties (rear) 20 X 10 with Diamondback 295 X 40 X 20. Did we say 2 4's and 620 Horse Power!
Labels:
1957 Chevrolet Nomad For Sale,
1957 Chevy,
Nomad
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Rare 1958 Nomad For Sale


WOW! A rare 1958 Chevrolet Nomad 4 door with a running 348 cubic inch motor. Needs total restoration. Please take a look a the other pictures of the seldom found Nomad.
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1958 Chevrolet,
1958 Chevy,
1958 Nomad,
4 door,
Nomad
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
1956 Belair Nomad Wagon - Trophy Winning Show Car

1956 Chevrolet Belair Nomad Wagon. Completely restored trophy winning show car. This Nomad is painted in Base coat/Clear coat Sierra Gold and Indian White. The paint has been color sanded and polished to a beautiful show finish. All the exterior trim is new, replated, or whatever it needed to make it show ready. Chrome is outstanding with no pitting. Stainless trim is outstanding as are the emblems. The 15" American Racing Torq Thrust wheels are in outstanding condition and have a set of BF Goodrich Radial T/As mounted on them. Front tires are 235/60R15 and the rear tires are 275/60R15.
The interior has been kept close to original in style with a few upgrades. Updated gauge cluster by Classic Industries. Custom wood steering wheel and column levers. The tilt wheel column has custom billet levers and sleeve. Vintage Air A/C with custom vents. A custom Kenwood sound system has been installed with CD and four speakers.
The engine is an 8 cylinder GM ZZ430 replica crate motor built by Selman Chevrolet. It is the same motor as the original ZZ430, just not numbered. It has been modified to produce 470 HP. It is connected to a new Turbo 350 HD 3 speed automatic transmission with a shift kit. Flowmaster mufflers with 3" pipes. The car is equipped with a 605 power steering unit and 4 wheel power disc brakes.
Find new information as well as photos, specifications, body styles, wiring diagrams and more on the 1956 Classic Chevrolet at our web site - http://56classicchevy.com |
Monday, October 29, 2007
Original Chevrolet 1955 1956 1957 Restorer's Guide

THE BEST, MOST COMPLETE "ORIGINAL CHEVROLET 1955-1956-1957 RESTORER'S GUIDE" By Robert Genat
This book covers 1955, 1956, and 1957 Chevrolets (Tri-Chevys) some of the most popular American cars of all time. Beautifully illustrated with 250 color photographs, this book focuses on all the details restorers and enthusiasts want to know. An entire chapter is devoted to the 1955, 1956, and 1957 Nomad and the unique components used on these stylish station wagons. A large appendix includes production numbers, component identification codes, and interior trim charts. Everything pertaining to Chevrolet's passenger car models from 1955-1957 is highlighted.
Find new information as well as photos, specifications, body styles, wiring diagrams and more on the 1955 Classic Chevrolet at our web site - http://55classicchevy.com |
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Nomad,
Robert Genat,
station wagons
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
1957 Chevy Nomad Porsche Red - "Sweet, Smooth and Sassy!"

This is an outstanding example of a great American classic. The 1957 Chevy Nomad was the lowest production of the 1955, 1956 and 1957 with only 6,103 units produced. There are estimated to be less than 2,000 left, and not many in this condition. This survivor vehicle was restored by a professional body shop owner for his own use. He started with a very solid and straight low mileage car and over the course of 3 years carefully built his dream car. This Nomad was painted 1972 Porsche "Mars Red" and has 15" Cragar rims with deep tread tires.
Find new information as well as photos, specifications, body styles, wiring diagrams and more on the 1957 Classic Chevrolet at our web site - http://57classicchevy.com |
Labels:
Chevrolet,
Chevy,
Cragar Wheels,
Nomad
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