This remarkable 1960 Chevrolet Nomad station wagon, initially acquired in Phoenix, Arizona, has a rich history that includes ownership by a former NFL head coach and a NASCAR executive.
The exterior has been tastefully refinished in Ermine White, while the interior exudes a captivating turquoise charm.
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Under the hood, a robust 383ci V8 engine, coupled with a 4-speed automatic transmission featuring overdrive, powers the car.
Noteworthy upgrades include an airbag suspension system and a DynoMax dual exhaust setup.
The Nomad, presented by the selling dealer, comes with partial service records, a set of Billet Specialties wheels and tires, and a pristine California title.
The body retains its factory Ermine White finish, accentuated by black insets in the jet motif rear doors and quarter panel moldings. The meticulous paintwork and bright trim are showcased in the gallery below.
Adorned with steel wheels and full covers, the car rides on wide-whitewall tires. Additionally, an extra set of 18″ and 20″ Billet Specialties wheels and tires are part of the sale.
Notable features include front and rear sway bars, power-assisted steering, front disc brakes, and an airbag suspension system.
The turquoise-themed interior boasts factory houndstooth fabric on the seats and door panels.
A FrigiKing air conditioning system, seamlessly blending retro style with modern components, is mounted under the dash.
Further enhancing the driving experience, a retro-style radio and auxiliary gauges have been installed, complementing the 5-digit odometer that displays approximately 32k miles.
Replacing the factory 283ci V8, a potent 383ci stroker crate engine now resides in the engine bay, featuring a Holley carburetor, aluminum intake manifold, and a billet serpentine belt drive system.
Power is efficiently transmitted to the rear wheels through a 4-speed TH700R4 automatic transmission, culminating in a DynoMax dual exhaust system ahead of the rear wheels.
The sale includes partial service records, photo and video discs, and air conditioner documentation.
For a comprehensive look, a walk-around, driving, and under-car video with commentary from the selling dealer is available below.
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