1956 Chevrolet Nomad

This 1956 Chevrolet Nomad has a cleanly restored style that loves to show off a true vintage icon. You can tell they were thoughtful with the work that went into this car. The Twilight Turquoise and India Ivory is the factory-correct two-tone, but it has the kind of radiant shine that lets you know its a quality modern application. Even the wheels and whitewalls join in on the color theme. Plus, the sweeping side trim on the 56 is an exclusive touch that really showcases the good fit of the sheet metal. It also sets off a full shining brightwork package that includes the mirror-like bumpers, distinctive 1956 grille, and jet hood ornament. The turquoise and white interior continues the full color theme, and it even adds some blue for added distinction. It really looks correct, right down to the button-top seats and working dome light. When you lift the hood, the year-correct small block looks terrific, and upgrades like the aluminum radiator and front disc brakes make for a solid cruiser. So now that you can see this is a detailed restoration, take some extra time going over all the little things that add up to an impressive icon. HIGHLIGHTS Factory-correct Twilight Turquoise and India Ivory look terrific 1956 Bel Air/Nomads sought-after side trim design Bright chrome bumpers and grille Classic steel wheels with chrome caps and whitewalls Wraparound rear glass Two-tone interior coordinates with the exterior Upholstery, dash, carpet, and headliner make for inviting fundamentals Two-piece tailgate Year-correct 283 cubic-inch V8 with a four-barrel carb Upgraded aluminum radiator to help keep this cruiser running cool Column-shifted three-speed manual transmission Power steering Front disc brakes We love the fresh true classic style of this Nomad. But whats really fun here are the little touches of street machine style. You see it in details inside and out, like the lowered stance, steel wheels with chrome hub covers, Impala-style steering wheel, and the Cadillac-style air grabber with pinstriping to match the exterior. Plus, those glasspack resonators on the dual exhaust make for a nice V8 tune out of the dual exhaust. All of the additions are subtle, and so this is not trying to be an asphalt-owning hot rod. All it does is give you that extra touch of cruising vibe that makes the Nomad awesome. So its a well-restored icon with just the right added pieces to maximize the cool classic experience. Thats why you love this one, and also why you know it needs to go home with you. Call today!!!