1955 Two Door Handyman Wagon Sema Car, Street Rod,custom,pro Street,pro Touring on 2040-cars
Leighton, Alabama, United States
Custom 1955 chevrolet handyman wagon, not a nomad. This car was built for Audiobahn to display their stereo equipment at shows including the SEMA Show. The body on build is about ten years old according to a magazine that I have that the car is in. Black leather custom interior that showcases the two 18" subs and 3 amps in the back. The body is near perfect with even gaps and paint that looks like glass. The 350 crate motor runs great and is equipped with a new Holley carb. The 350 turbo shifts firm and there's no noise from the rear end. Some of the things added include power rack and pinion, power disc brakes, power windows, polished alternator, polished air conditioner compressor, mini starter and aluminum radiator. The car looks great, sits just right on the Colorado Customs 18" rims and rides very smooth going down the road. Colorado Customs also built a steering wheel to match the rims. I'll be glad to discuss the car by phone or message on here. Feel free to have the car inspected. Shipping autos is no big deal I've shipped 5 cars and trucks with no problems. I strongly suggest enclosed transport because the car is that nice. The wagon was appraised by our insurance adjuster for $40,000.00 and that's what it is insured for. The car is a dream to drive and it shows well. Stop about anywhere and you'll draw a crowd. Our wagon is being sold as is with no warranty. The car stays in my garage until all funds clear my bank unless you are paying cash. Great car to keep for an investment. It's a rust free beauty, just check the pictures and see the quality that went into the build. Ebay requires what type of title the car has. Alabama does NOT have titles for vehicles manufactured before 1975. The car comes with present registration and a notarized bill of sale only.
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