Spotted this at the 2018 Tour d' Orange January 1st.
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Superior Glass Works was to build 25 '54 Nomads at 125K for the 'kit".
This may be one of them.
This may be one of them.
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Saw one in 2001 at NSRA Nats. in KY in the swap-meet area for sale. I have a pic I'll have to find it and scan it n post it. I like it.
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After having an original '54 that I restored, the one thing I really appreciate is the early interiors on the C1's. This one doesn't do it for me. The builder followed the shoe box Chevy look more than the early C1, then attempted to modernize it.
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Thinking of it as a restomod kit car hybrid I like it!
What is the drive train/suspension/frame etc?
What is the drive train/suspension/frame etc?
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For some of the younger members here that may not know about these original cars.
https://history.gmheritagecenter.com..._Cars_for_1954
https://history.gmheritagecenter.com..._Cars_for_1954
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I was thinking maybe it WAS a '55 Nomad that they grafted the '53-'55 Corvette front and rear to, especially after seeing the interior. Always liked the Motorama Corvette Nomad.
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It’s very interesting but the words, “Corvette” and “station wagon” are kind of an oxymoron for me.
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