Or, almost, because this 1955 example has enough hype factor to do exactly that. Chevrolet rolled the Nomad off its production lines for close to two decades, from 1955 to 1972. The bloodline ...

The Chevrolet Nomad is part of that select few, and we've just stumbled upon an example that will probably have you drooling like crazy. The Nomad has been in our lives ever since 1955.

Render the top and tailgate in steel, enlarge it, and you have the production 1955 Chevy Nomad, based on the Bel Air. With American wood-bodied wagons a quickly fading memory, the Chevrolet ...

The Nomad has been a great friend all these years. It got me into collecting ’57 Chevys and buying and selling old car parts to finance several restorations. The post This 1957 Chevrolet Nomad ...

It's well known the original Corvette based Chevrolet Nomad was destroyed sometime after it was featured in the 1954 GM Motorama. Since you can't own the original this masterfully crafted replica ...

See All 11 Photos Note: While Nomads are best known for the flashy, two-door hardtop versions produced from 1955-'57, Chevrolet moved the Nomad name to its top-of-the-line, four-door Bel Air-based ...

The Chevrolet Nomad was on sale for five years, with around 5,000 units eventually sold before the project was canceled in 1980. Even though the Nomad had a handful of fans, many people believed ...

We know, we know- a proper Nomad has two doors! Well, better call up GM's Complaints Department and tell them this simple truth, because back in the late 60s The General decided to slap the Nomad ...

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Render the top and tailgate in steel, enlarge it, and you have the production 1955 Chevy Nomad, based on the Bel Air. With American wood-bodied wagons a quickly fading memory, the Chevrolet ...