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we could do a before and after. forget the interior ,that was one of those ,,What was i rhinkin,,moments
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I was always under the impression that a Nomad has no back side glass so this would be a 2 dr wagon...Not that it matters much, its still a cool ride.
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the 57 nomad was a 2dr ht with no post on dooror window frame rear windowslide,regular wagons reer side windows roll down ,utility andhandyman windows dont roll down ,Thr Nomad also had a dihherent tailgate it tilted fowadr amd had chrome stripes on raised ribs,delivert sedan had no windows. Confused I am.
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The S shaped "B" pillar is the biggest give away, nothing to even think about, it's a Nomad.
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The first Nomad, the "Waldorf Nomad" had it, as did all 55-57's. The body lines going across the roof from one side to the other is Nomad only (55-57) as well.
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had a 58 , i miss that car . 283 and 3 on the tree.
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Have only saw a couple of 58s they were no hardtops like the earlier ,also a neighbor of mine has a 68,a69 and a 71 nomads they are chevelle bodys the 71 is a 4door ,that would have made a great Trivia Question a 4 dr Nomad ,he has them outside and will not sell them ,how many times have you heard that story ,IM going to fix them one day.
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I just learned something ,Thanks guys ...
 3,500, Hmmmm...
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Am I the only one who wishes they made the corvette nomad?
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03-06-2013, 07:23 AM
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They still make and sell replicas on late modei corvette chassis and drivetrain.
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03-06-2013, 07:59 AM
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SuperiorGlassWorks sells the Waldorf Nomad replica - $60,000 for the body, $99,500 for a roller, $199,500 for a turn-key! Here's a link to their site: Street Rod Bodies
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If gm released new ones where you could get price in line with market with Impala or similar .i think they would sell.
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