1957 Chevrolet Nomad 1955 1956 on 2040-cars
Sedro Woolley, Washington, United States
this is a 57 nomad project or parts car, i purchased this a few years ago from an ebay member that gave a completly bogus description and lied extensively about the condition of this car and ebay couldn't care less about the total misrepresentation, i still had plans to build this car but am getting rid of some of my project cars and since this is a big project it needs a new home, it is setting on an 86 impala/caprice chassis and fit remarkably well, this is what they were installing the fiberglass repo bodies on either this or a stock chassis, it has modern suspension, power steering and disc brakes, it is set up for a small block and turbo trans, it comes with a good set of original 1/4s which aren't available repo and are very hard to find in good shape , it has good curved rear glass, it has a very nice rust free roof (has surface rust only), it comes with a new set of tailgate retract cables, it has a new fuel tank to match the chassis, it comes with a new set of rockers which i didn't get a picture of, it has a good set of front fenders each needing a patch on the bottom about the size of a silver dollar, it comes with a hood which i seem to have not got a picture of, it has a clutch pedal setup in it, it has an original wonderbar radio still in the dash, there is a lot of trim and an original belair steering wheel complete, the back seat etc, there is 2 rear liftgates etc, look at the pictures that is what is included, car comes with an open clear title. if you are looking for a project nomad or nomad parts car bring your trailer and a pocket full of cash and take her home. i am listing this car for sale in other venues and reserve the right to remove the auction at any time. NO TRADES. less than 10 feedbacks or negative feedbacks don't bid without contacting me first or i will cancel your bid, 500.00 deposit by paypal within 48 hours of auction close or non paying bidder will be filed with ebay and dealt with accordingly, balance by cash or wire transfer with 5 days of auction end, pick up within 30 days,
I have had multiple emails asking about the buy it now price it is 3500 the same as the reserve
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