With the exception of the high-style ’55–’57 Chevy Nomad (and the equivalent ... That makes this 1964 Chevy Chevelle two-door wagon a particularly rare sight today. More impressive, though ...

The first wagon he mastered was a '57 Nomad; so when he decided to build another car, he chose a rare '64 Chevelle 300, two-door wagon. The flawless body was painted black lacquer by Rick Leonard ...

Nomad would continue in its sport-wagon format for only three model years, although its name was used infrequently by Chevrolet over the following decades. It would be used for Chevelle’s four ...

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But what’s good about a 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle Nomad station wagon that’s been rotting in a field for 25 years? Well, for classic car prospectors – they are worth more than a treasure trove.

Well, better call up GM's Complaints Department and tell them this simple truth, because back in the late 60s The General decided to slap the Nomad name on some Chevelle wagons... Regardless of ...

Introduced in 1955, the Chevrolet Nomad spent its first seven years on the market as the company's range-topping station wagon. Originally based on the Tri-Five, it became part of the Impala ...

Grocery getters, people haulers – wagons have been maligned by the ignorant for some time, but this 1964 Chevelle Wagon hides a secret weapon to make it a vicious sleeper. If you’re familiar ...

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