1955 Chevrolet Chevy Bel Air Nomad in Beige / Red & Ride on My Car Story with Lou Costabile
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On "My Car Story" we're in the Suburbs of Phoenix AZ on 1-3-21.
We're looking at a 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air Nomad in Shoreline Beige & Gypsy Red Paint. The car comes with the factory 265 CI V8 engine which produces 162 HP.
The car's Owner is Ed Winkler. Ed’s had this car since 1991. He shares his Friend had this car and did a “sympathetic” restoration which means it was never taken apart, however the front seat was restored, and minor updates or minor paint work. Sadly his Friend passed and the Friends Wife called Ed and said, you should have this car, so stop by, pay me, and pick it up. Well, Ed did just that and has kept this car in great original shape receiving two 1st place Awards for best original condition Nomad in two separate “Nomad Club” meets in 1971 and 2006.
ENJOY!
Lou, this car is profound. With its original provenance maybe the only one of it's kind(?) - astonishing. Imho the '55 Chevy's were the birth of the modern car with a final break from the post WWII design and engineering. It was a complete departure in every aspect from what came before. The Nomads in particular are some of the most handsome vehicles ever produced in America - timeless. The '57 Bel-Air owes it's chops to this car. You are a lucky man to review a car (and their stewards) like this. Salute.
Hi Audie, High praise for this design :-) Happy to share this one with you, Lou
Hi, Lou! You know, it took a long time for people in the classic car hobby to appreciate station wagons in general, and until then the Nomad was one of the few that got any significant attention, other than woodies. Before its introduction on February 1, 1955, the Nomad was first seen as a Corvette-based show vehicle in 1954 at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York. The production model retained many of the features seen on the show car, including the tailgate strips (which some people call "bananas") and the nine creases stamped into the roof. The 1955 Chevrolet lineup in general was already a sensation because the brand now had an image of excitement and youthfulness that it never had before, and the Nomad was undoubtedly the piece de resistance.
As amazing as the Nomad was as a showroom draw, there were a few factors that limited its sales. For starters, it was a two-door, which put it at a disadvantage for practicality and convenience. It was also the most expensive Chevy in history up to that time (the Corvette notwithstanding). It was prone to letting in excessive solar heat due to its expansive use of glass, and to water leaks due to the sloping tailgate. Nomad production was 8,386 for 1955, 7,866 for 1956 and 6,103 for 1957.
Although the Nomad in its original form ended there, Chevrolet did continue to use the name a while longer. From 1958 to 1961, the Nomad was still the top-of-the-line Chevy wagon, but as a four-door. Then it returned as a Chevelle wagon from 1968 to 1972, this time at the bottom of the line. The name was later used on some Chevy vans later in the Seventies, and there was an updated Nomad show car in 2004. So if you'll pardon the pun, you could say the Nomad has been through many wanderings!
Lou, you know I'm a station wagon aficionado, so I hope you can find more opportunities to spotlight them on "My Car Story". Many thanks to you and Ed for this long-awaited show and ride!
P.S. About the trunk and treats: In this case I think you should have said tailgate and treats!
Hi iswc27, I knew you'd enjoy this one :-) Thanks you for sharing your knowledge, and you're welcome, Lou
Wow! That Nomad is "concours" quality! Awesome! Thanks for posting more American auto art!
Hi Gerry, Happy to read you appreciate this "American auto art!" :-) My pleasure sharing with you, and you're welcome, Lou
This is such a pristine example of the Nomad BelAir. I know this generation of automobiles always had choices, but the Nomad had so many. I never knew about the slightly custom work made in St. Louis to make this an actual BelAir. What a fun car. And glad to see it’s in the hands of a caring owner. Thanks Lou, and it’s fun to see you do a whole line of red cars the past few presentations.
Hi Rusty, Happy to read you appreciate the condition on this car :-) Yes, I was noticing that too, the "red cars" have been coming up, and looks like "we're going to be seeing red" the next couple weeks :-) Lou
Thanks Lou, 55 thru 57 nomads are my absolute favorite cars ever! My dream car! What a great example. Thanks for sharing
Hi Timothy, Happy to read this one is a favorite of yours and a "dream car" too :-) My pleasure sharing with you, and you're welcome, Lou
Look at the early (1957) season Perry Mason hour long TV programs. The same 2-tone '55 Nomad keeps popping up in the scenes. Reckon it belonged to someone in the production crew.
The mid 1950s Chevrolets are some of the most beautiful cars ever made, and of those cars, the 1955 models are the most attractive. This is a beautiful ride.
Hi Randy, High praise for the looks of this car :-) Lou
I love these cars thanks lou.its incredible how designers had vision back then. I wish it was the 50s currently. My mom thought her 95 chevy Lumina was good looking. I remember saying. My mom's on dope !
Hi Keith, High praise for the design of this one :-) Lou
That is a beautiful car! The Nomad is one of the best-looking car ever.
Hi Tom, High praise :-) Lou
Great car Lou! You have a good job bringing these old beauties to life for us to appreciate. It really makes you proud to be an American!
Hi Gary, High praise on the car and this episodes :-) My pleasure sharing with you, and I appreciate the kind words, Lou
Love me a nice unmolested nomad. Beautiful looking cars.
Hi Fred, Happy to read you "Love me a nice unmolested nomad" :-) Lou
That is a beautiful Nomad - a true icon! Great Trunk & Treats too. Thanks, Ed for taking care of this beauty for us, and thanks Lou for capturing it.
Hi Jeff, Happy to share this one with you. I knew it was coming, however the interior was apart when I first saw it. Glad that you enjoy this one, and you're welcome, Lou
@@loucostabile I know eh?! And we think there’s a lot of crossovers now...
Beautiful example of a Nomad - an innovative and very cool design that still looks great. Have loved these since I was a youngster and built a 1:25 scale AMT model. Nice video Lou, brought back some good memories.
Hi Bruce H., Happy to read this is one you've loved, and glad to read you built a cool model too :-) My pleasure sharing this one with you, Lou
Oh my!!! That is the most beautiful Chevy ever!!! The Nomad is such a special car and that one is just simply, stunning!!!!
High praise ! :-)
Nice memories.all families at one point had this classic family cars😊
Happy to read this one brings nice memories :-)
Styling icon, hood ornament out of this world, chrome embellishments over the top, interesting name, Nomad, funny it’s never been resurrected by GM, no gas struts back in the day, all mechanical hinges, long low lines, love that slogan! Very cool find Lou!
Hi Ron, Happy to share this one with you, and not sure when I'll see another one like this :-) Glad I was able to capture this one on video for us to enjoy, Lou
Classic year and classic automobile....Love the color scheme!...real head-turner! Thanks Lou & Ed...Cheers and happy cruising! : )
Hi Billy, Happy to read you enjoy this "real head-turner!" :-) Lou
Yup, right again, Lou. It's been a while since we've seen a pristine Nomad, but this one was worth the wait! Such a bittersweet legacy of ownership, but all is well as it remains in good hands. Thanks, Lou!
Hi TheGunfighter45acp, Happy to find and share this Nomad with you :-) I'm not sure when, or if I'll see one like this again. So happy to video this one. My pleasure sharing with you, and you're welcome, Lou
Another great ride. I love how simple and basic these cars are yet they are elegant, beautiful cars. The 55 is my favorite of the 'Tri-5s' and being a Nomad on top of that is a win for me. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Russell, Happy to read the 55 is your favorite :-) My pleasure sharing this one with you, and you're welcome, Lou
Dear Lou, congratulations! You and Ed deserve a trophy! It is so new I can almost feel the factory smell from the fabrics inside!
Hi Marcio, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Rare to see one in this condition, so I'm glad I can share it with you, Lou
Wow! What a great car with yet another great video! I was born in 1955, so the car really appeals to me. Thanks Lou!
Hi JON, Happy to read you enjoy this car from the year you were born! My pleasure sharing this one with you, you're welcome, and please watch the commercials before this video (the ones you can) so I can receive $ and I can keep sharing the cars we enjoy, Lou
What a beautiful car! The 1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air Nomad was my “Dream Car” when I was getting my learner’s permit.
But after owning a second generation 1986 Rotary powered Mazda RX7, the second generation RX7 would be “The Car” that I would want to own again..
Hi Laurence, Happy to share this car with you, and here is that "Dream Car" for you :-) th-cam.com/video/p_kDIBsVxzs/w-d-xo.html
My ultimate dream car. I'm so happy to see original Nomand. I love the Gypsy Rose 🌹 colour. To me, this is "the ideal" Nomad. Ed, Thank you for sharing your baby with us.
Hi IVOR WM, High praise :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing, and you're welcome. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Surprisingly I really enjoy pausing and reading the brochures. Your presentations are wonderful and unique
Hi Curtis, Happy to read you enjoy the details and the "trunk & treats" too :-) Nice to read you're enjoying the episodes, and glad you're along for the ride, Lou
Beautiful original automobile!Wonderfully preserved.More often a museum piece these days.Great presentation Lou!!
Hi Jeffrey, High praise :-) My pleasure sharing this one with you, and I appreciate the kind words on this presentation, Lou
Allways talking to myself saying WOW outloud, over and over again, watching your Videos
Hi Polish Power, Happy to read you're saying "WOW" :-) Me too when I see some of the cars in person to share with you. Please watch the commercial at the beginning of the video through (or the one's you can) as that is how I get paid so I can share the cars with you, and when you like a car, please hit the "thumb up" too, and the TH-cam algorithms like that and make the video more popular. Thank you in advance for your help, Lou
I have not seen 55 - 57 Chevy Nomad station wagons since I was a kid! So yeah, this is a treat! Too bad I couldn't see it in person. I'm in love with this one! Dang it! I am going to get arrested for Car Bigamy, loving so many classic cars and trying to get married to em all. BUt I'm faithful to each and every one - so there's that. (heh). It always amazes me that the original material in most of these cared for classics is like new! Thanks again Lou for another amazing treasure! I give this baby Multiple Wows! and a Fonzie "Ayyyyye!"
Hi ImTheDaveman, Happy to read "I'm in love with this one!" :-) Do you promise to honor, cherish, change the oil, and keep this one clean? You may now take the keys, and drive this one, Lou
Daveman, funny you should say "Ayyyyye!" to a man named Winkler!
Just about the most beautiful station wagon ever made. When I was a kid in the 1970s, I saw a Gypsy Red Nomad like this car parked in a garage at a mill house on the way to my grandmother's every Sunday. You can't mistake that rear end. Eventually they tore that house down and I often wonder what happened to the car. Also I can hear the whir of the PowerGlide when he revs it up. Music to my ears.
Hi Jonathan NC, "Just about the most beautiful station wagon ever made" High praise! Happy tp read this one brings back memories of the one at a mil house, Lou
never see enough wagons anymore, nice classic
Hi mouse, Happy to read you enjoy this one :-) Lou
A five Nomad is the single most beautiful car ever produced, period.
High praise :-)
Quote you Lou : “what’s really great about this car is it’s simple.” Exactly right, simple perfection! What a beauty! Perfect colour for a Nomad too. Wish I was this good looking for my age as this Chevy! Cheers🍻🇨🇦🥂🇺🇸👍 windshield washers too! Wow, was that not an option too back then? I still remember my father trying to keep the windshield clean on the ‘56 ford he had.
Hi Trip Reviews, "simple perfection!" Just the way we like it :-) Cheers, Lou
Man O Man, Lou! What a beautiful Nomad 😍 💖, had me smiling the whole time and remembering a family member that had the '55 and the "56 just awesome, thanks for sharing and as always "Howdy from Texas "!!
Hi Greg from TX, Happy to read this car brings back memories :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Of all the 55 nomads out there that you could've featured, this is exactly the car I never thought existed but desperately need to see!
Thank you Lou! You're doing great work and I genuinely appreciate your efforts.
Hi Pha Q, I really am glad you enjoy this one too. I knew if / when I saw the right one, I was looking forward to featuring it, and my pleasure sharing this one with you. It was worth the wait. Lou P.S. Make sure to watch the commercials at the beginning of the video (or the commercials you can) as that is how I get paid to keep doing these videos we both enjoy, and if you hit the "thumb up" that helps too :-) Thank you!
A true representation of a dandy classic Chevy wagon.
Great view and good Lord 🤗
You should have seen sweet Dolly back in the day.💘😁😁👍💔😎
Hi Swede Noble, Happy to share this one with you :-) Not sure when I'll see another like this, so glad to capture this one on video to share, Lou
So many great design elements.
Beautiful from any angle.
One of GM's very best.
Hi Steve, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this Nomad :-) Lou
there is only "1", Lou Costello , these video's are so important history wise ....awesome auto history
Hi Kenneth, Actually Lou Costello work with Comedian Bud Abbott, and my last name Costabile is close, so I can see how this happens, regardless I'm HAPPY you're enjoying the cars with me and leaving a legacy of these great cars for me and you to enjoy. Glad you're along for the ride, Lou
Thank you Ed and Lou for the share, she is a beauty!
Hi Chris, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) My pleasure sharing this one with you, and you're welcome, Lou
I really love the nomad station wagon now that's a minted treasure
Happy to read you "I really love the nomad station wagon now that's a minted treasure" :-)
@@loucostabile thanks 👍
Yeeeesss!
Love Wagons !! Love Nomads!!! Best of all... Great story and it gets Driven~! Cool Owner!
Hi Dan, Happy to read you "Love Nomads!!!" High praise for this episode :-) Lou
In high school, my best friend father had one of these parked in the back yard. It was in need of some restoring, but I remember, being a know it all 17 year old, telling his father it was a piece of junk and he should have it scrapped. Boy, was I wrong!
Hi Brady Dog, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Best Friends Fathers car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
I fell in love with this Chevy Bel Air Nomad when I was a kid. Then I've watched the old series by Richard Dean Anderson's 'MacGyver'. He's driving a combination of Caribbean blue and white.
Hi Vern, Happy to read this car brings back memories :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
That’s what a real car looks like
NICE !
The 55 Nomad is by far the best looking one! Begging to be customized and rodded tastefully!
Hi Midnight Gambler, You're right, and that is why I waited for this one to share with you :-) Lou
Lou, this brings back my own memories of my Dad's '55 Bel Air that he bought used from my Grandmother’s neighbor. It was a two door that was coral and grey and I liked riding in the middle of the rear seat with my arms on each of the front seats between Mom and Dad. I sure wish I had that car now. How different that was from my car today, which is a 2012 Chrysler 200 Touring convertible.
Hi MoparDan, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Dads car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
I'm thinking I would definitely say YES to that NOmad 🤣
Instead of NO MAD - YES GLAD :-)
Fantastic Chevy! The '50s Chevrolets are wonderful classic cars! Nice video, Lou.
Hi Plymouth Die-Cast Replicas, High praise for this Chevy :-) Glad to read you enjoy this video, Lou
You certainly did pick a good candidate Nomad to feature Lou! High wow factor here. The '55 model Nomad is my favorite because it's one of the truly intact Motorama show car-come true Chevrolet's. They were almost like what the "woody's" were in the '40's. High-end utilitarian vehicles. I guess you can say it was the precursor to the luxury SUV's we have today. The same idea. The '55 Chevrolet was one of the few cars, in my opinion, where the optional front grill guard looks better with than without.
Hi Joseph, Happy to receive a "High wow factor" and a favorite of yours too :-) My pleasure sharing this one with you, Lou
It's kind of shocking Chevy had 5 different wagon body styles available in 1955!
I found that interesting, and did not know that there were that many different Nomads.
For me it`s not only a grand car, it`s a great car, cool....
Hi Frank, Happy to read you enjoy this "grand" & "great" car :-) Lou
LOVE THIS CAR !!!
YOU SEEM TO HAVE A THING FOR RED .
THAT BEING SAID NICE 👍👍
Happy to read "LOVE THIS CAR !!" :-)
Another great video Lou. You dont see many tri five nomads around. Always loved the tri five chevy, working on a 1956 BelAir 2 door hardtop right now.
Hi PlymouthDuster 225, Happy to read you enjoy this video :-) Hope your 1956 Chevy comes out just the way you like it! Lou
Absolutely beautiful car, can be compared to the best classic European cars.
Hi Subhagata Datta, Happy to read you appreciate the looks of this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Lou what a awesome unit this is! I love the colors of this unit inside and outside the style is outstanding and it is just a very sharp unit! Looks like it just came off of the factory line! That engine sound was awesome and it ran so smooth. I loved those old two door wagons. Just a sharp unit and loved the extra chrome on the bumpers. This unit and the owner of this unit is awesome. Loved the tide along too Lou! As always thanks Lou for sharing this with us!!
Hi Steve, Happy to read this one is "awesome" for you :-) Glad to read the details you enjoy on this one. My pleasure sharing this one, and you're welcome, Lou
I love it! Those early 265’s and 283’s were like Timex Watches, take a licking and keep on ticking! 👍👍🤘✌🏻( yeah man those Nomads are few and far between unfortunately)
Hi Doug, Happy to read "I love it!" :-) Lou
@@loucostabile - yes indeed Lou, thanks buddy!
All nomads are cool regardless year but the red and chrome are nice combo it's nice to see one original and not molested by rod and custom guys
Hi Larry, Happy to share this one in this condition with you, Lou
BEAUTIFUL CAR LOU REALLY ENJOYED YOUR VIDEO ESP, NOW SITTING HOME A LOT IN CORONA AIWAYS LOOK FORWARD TO YOU NEW VIDEOS
Hi Han, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) My pleasure sharing with you, Lou
We had a 55 Chevrolet Bel-Air wagon brand new that year, 265/automatic. My father considered the Nomad, but wanted a 4-door, so we didn't get it. We had the 55 wagon 9 years then traded it in on a new 64 Pontiac Catalina wagon which is probably rarer than a Nomad these days. One of these was for sale in HMN last year, 6-cylinder/3-speed. A very rare drive train for a Nomad.
Happy to read this one brings memories of your Wagon.
I can’t remember the last time I saw a Nomad.
Hi abe, I see them, however they're a "Custom" or "Restomod". My pleasure sharing this one with you, Lou
Beautiful car, Ed and Lou! Thanks for sharing.
Hi Gary, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
Very lovely car! Let’s hear that horn!
Happy to read you enjoy this "Very lovely car!" :-) If I recall it might not have been working, or I just missed it, Lou
I think the 1955 is the truly distinctive Nomad because it is so distinctive from the other 55 Chevys, the eyebrows and chrome trim, and the radiused rear wheel wells. The 56 and 57 Nomads use the same body trim and profile as the regular Bel Airs. I was told the GM "bean counters" said the rear quarter panels for the 55 Nomad were so different and cost too much, so in 56 they went to the regular rear quarter panels..
Hi Richard, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Lou
Wow what a rare beauty
Hi diecast Loonie, Happy to receive a "Wow" and glad you appreciate the rarity of this car in stock condition, and a good looker too :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Lou
This red car looks interesting. Every time I see the antique car I always imagine at what place, epoch, state or even a country would I want to drive that particular car. Imagin, I would want to drive this car in 1900, (I am aware that this car was created in 1955) in Sancts Petersburg.
Hi Aelita, Happy to read you'd like driving this one in the country, ahhh, sounds FUN! :-) Lou
My favorite Chevy
Winner :-)
Yes yes yes!! Lou, you da best!
Hi Mirch Shake, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Lou
Got my thumbs up on that car is beautiful
Thank you Teddy :-) My pleasure sharing this car with you, Lou
@@loucostabile ✌🏼
Another choice car. Enjoyed the tour.
Hi Terry, Happy to read you enjoy this car & tour :-) Lou
Beautiful cruiser. Awesome ride
Happy to read you enjoy this car :-)
Awesome wagon always liked the 55s best.not trying to be an ass but for the sake of correctness most all body trim is polished stainless steel and the heavy steel parts are chrome plated.thanks Lou yours is my favorite channel on all of youtube.
Hi derwood 454, You're sharing your knowledge, and that's helpful. Happy to read you're enjoying the episodes, and glad you're along for the ride, Lou
Gorgeous Nomad ! Thanks Lou !
Happy to read you enjoy this one Uncle Rudy :-) Me too! You're welcome.
@@loucostabile I had a chance to buy one out of California that was nearly as nice as this in the early 80s and passed foolishly. Great story too. Ed loves this car obviously. Great story. Thanks !
BEAUTIFUL
:-)
So rare, very cool car !
Happy to read you enjoy this one in this condition :-)
Wow !!
Hi Glen, Happy to receive a "Wow !!" from you :-) Lou
A dream.
Nice to transform also as custom car
Hi Mr CS, Happy to read you enjoy this "dream" :-) You're right, many have become "Custom Cars", Lou
@@loucostabile if you would like...the C. Is my name. Claudio. (From Italy)
Thnxx☺
Awesome !
Happy to read you enjoy this car :-)
What a GORGEOUS and BREATHTAKING car, WOW! I wonder if there's still one being on sale, I might check EBAY lol
Hi Vern, Happy to read this one is "BREATHTAKING" :-) Lou
Think the 55 looks best...only TriFive with the full rear wheel openings
Beautiful car! Im a tri five fan.
Hi David, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Lou
0:00 Best original restored Nomad in the country.
:-)
55' Nomad, the best lookin' of the tri-five, these are the one that look the best in restro-mod form, with their rear wheelwells holding meaty tires, and LS swap, traction bars and the res, OEM look's great as well, I've had them all in the tri-five family, if you google 58' Nomad 2 door, you will see a yeoman conversion, using the Nomad 4 door tailgate and other trim pieces, looked like a lot of work, there is also a 54' Nomad, not the Corvette.......
Hi Mike, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of the 1955 :-) Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
You know, modern cars may get better gas mileage, last longer, require less maintenance, are safer and pollute less. But they sure can't compete in the cool category like the '50s and '60s cars do!!
Hi Jim, You're right! Lou
Very very nice 55 nomad! One thing that is wrong is all 1955 1956 1957 Chevy Nomad bodies come from Cleveland Ohio. If you look at the cowl tag it has CL # .... All the body's were built as strictly a body and crated up and put on a train to go to the final assembly plant to be built.
Hi Don's Hot Rod Garage, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
this is my one of my dream cars , my purpose of me wannting this is for family classic retro as hell vintage station wagon for 5 family type :)
I just wish this model was with an acsual 3 Manual Transmission Stick :/
Hi TheDumbassChallenger, Happy to read this is one of your "Dream cars" :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Very cool
Glad to read this one is "Very cool" :-)
theae were the SUVs of that day
You're right.
Nice 😀
Hi Michael, Happy to read you think this car is "Nice" :-) Lou
@@loucostabile :)
Super nice 👍 car 🚗 Lue!
The odometer shows 24,124 do you think that is original?
Anyone would be proud to own a Nomad this beautiful! Thanks for sharing! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍
I see now it's a 1,24 thousand.
Hi Will Fo, I see you noticed it's 124K. You're right, this one is "Super nice" :-) My pleasure sharing this one with you, and you're welcome, Lou
Should of pointed out that it used HT doors on a wagon. 👍
Hi D Owen, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
Thank you Gassan :-)
I've seen three nomads in the last 17 minutes
That's a lot.
Id drive it to Lambeau
Nice :-)
I am currently looking for an all original nomad. Hopefully one that’s completely untouched. That will make the tears of Chevrolet purists even sweeter when I pull out the crappy bowtie engine and drop in a coyote.
Hi Kingfish Stevens, Hope you find the right car for you soon, Lou
Paint looks like it came from factory
Looks good :-)
He said at the beginning that the engine was rebuilt then he said it had never been touched
Hi John, I'm guessing it's the "original" engine that has been rebuilt. Hope that helps, Lou
I HAVE ONE
Hi Denny, Happy to read you have one too :-) Lou
Hello l o u the strips of Chrome on the back of this nomad are not dripping they're solid stationary permanent no mad doesn't put anything on their Chevrolets that drip Lou...
Hello t h o m a s, thanks for sharing your thought, Lou
Near the end of the video does this Nomad have a engine
Yes
Ed...... Does it rain in Arizona?
only about 60 days a year.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻GM🚘🌟👍
Hi Gerri, Happy to see you like this one :-) Lou
Ed sounds like an old man Lou well we know what Lou is short for... Nice looking nomad how much will you take for it Ed?
Hi Thomas, Happy to read you like the looks of this Nomad. Lou is short for Louis which means Warrior. Lou
I'm not aware of this car being for sale.
And we can only see one tail light Lou
Thank you Thomas for sharing what you see.
Identical to my nomad except wheels.....
Happy to read you have a cool car too Philip. Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou