my Dad had one just like this one! I learned to drive in it..those seat covers bring back so many memories! 😊❤

Great car !

Chevy switched the Nomad to the 4-door starting in 1958 because the beautiful 2-doors were not 'volume' sellers. They were "halo" models for the '55-'57 model years for which they were designed for. As top line 2-doors, they were very expensive, and the expanse of glass made them hotter cars on warm days. The fact they were luxurious 2-doors ran counterintuitive to what a station wagon was for, for most buyers. In other words, what made it such incredible eye candy, worked against it in the real world. It was an indulgence even GM couldn't continue. The '58 4-door Nomad continued the 7 vertical bars on it's similar tailgate like the tri-5's, but not after that. The 4-door Nomads were still the top line wagon models, but priced much closer to the regular wagons, and indeed obviously looked much more like them as well.

What a sharp Chevy this is. I like the 1933 California license plate and the 1933 Roosevelt sticker in the rear window. The owner has put his or her time into the gem. Thanks for sharing. 🚙

I had the exact same car in 1976 it was my first car same color scheme to I love that car it was a big old sucker

A fantastic car more advanced in time !

Good Morning 55lincoln, Wow another beautiful survivor These were popular and a true family sedan. Built to last,powerful and were affordable. These old girls were the backbone to everyday family life. IN Australia these were also extremely popular. Thanks for your video.

I will say one thing, she is shiny! Thank you for sharing this 58 Ford Custom 300.

Fantastic car !

Very nice example of a 1950s traditional Ford family sedan.. Ford was in a process of moving upscale with the longer wheelbase, fancy Fairlane/500 model competing with the traditional mid priced brands, while the 300 with its shorter wheelbase and less luxurious interiors remained very popular with price conscious families.

The original interior would have been nice,but l would love to have this Dodge. If I remember correctly, the original interior was tri pattern and had like sliver specs in it.

I wish my 56 nomad looked this nice. Good job!

To think that tri-color was offered back then, and we can only get shades of Black and gray today! Thank you, Warren.

Nice survivor ! Second year for very attractive totally contemporary Forward Look styling. Looks like reupholstered and repainted. Also notice a floor transmission shift handle. Makes one wonder if engine and transmission are from later model year car.

Good evening 55lincoln, Would not be a Dodge from 1956 without the push button automatic transmission. Another gorgeous car .I bet there is a,hemi under that hood

Nice oriinal 56 Nomad.

I wonder if that green will be popular again in the future. It's weird to me because I hate that color on any car. Yet, that car is beautiful. I can't explain it??

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What a beautiful example!!! My Uncle had a convertible,blue with a white top!!!

Good Morning 55lincoln, This two door 1965 Chevrolet is a another time capsule. They were a nice design, love the "fastback" look from that period. I would even say this car may have been part of history to the "muscle car " . They built them to survive back then. Love the colour,engine as well as the interior. This is another gem. Years ago I worked with a chap who owned the four door with pillars in white with if I am correct a black vinyl top. It was big,bigger than most cars but it always looked like a limousine. He had five children and no seatbelts so they all fitted into this car without any problems. Not sure if his family still owns this car. Thanks for this video, this is one gorgeous car

I love the car , but you give a crummy view of the side chrome strip .

What a sharp 65 Impala SS, its owner must be proud.Thank you for sharing.

A work of art that I have to see several times to one day have this imposing Chevrolet in Brazil. Congratulations 👏👏👏

Great car !

Moon was a lovely name for a car marque.

Second year for this body style- super attractive. The “GTO” by this time was the icon of muscle cars although the Roadrunner and Charger were making big waves too.

Chevy in a Buick. It needs Buick Power.

Most people refer to this as a Pontic GTO But it’s actually a tempest/lemans with the optional GTO trim

I had a 65 convertible very similar to that one back in the late 70s. I wish that I still had it.

Fantastic car !

Always liked the hood tachometer.

Good evening 55lincoln, Wow another 1969 gem. This Pontiac is absolutely gorgeous. Nice original interior, lovely wheels, great motor, great paint and offcourse the great Pontiac grill. Thanks for your video

Great car !

I had a 72 4 door that color- bought in 82 for $488.00. in Houston, Tx. this one looks almost identical to mine minus the 2 doors.

LOL, I thought what a wild shifter and all those dials and buttons in the glove box. But when I saw the trunk and license plate, I had to Laighf. Thanks for the share. 🧙‍♂

I miss the wide variety of paint and interior colors offered in cars of this era. This one is gorgeous. Chrysler got everything right with the Roadrunner- styling, performance, pricing, marketing.

70-72 Monte Carlo's are the coolest cars ever. Partly because you rarely see them on the road anymore. I'll take one of these Monte's over any Camaro anyday

Great car !

I love these big american cars, cadilac eldorado, buick riviera❤❤❤

Hey i know is an old video but does someone know the willy color ?

It is always a treat to see an Airflow! I don’t remember if I mentioned before that a few years back I went into Airflow overload when taking in the Airflow Owners Club national convention car show and judging day. These cars are very important landmarks in the development of the automobile.

Good Morning 55lincoln, This Chrysler Airflow looks as great as it rolled of the showroom floor. The design was different to other cars of this period. What a rare find,I can not recall ever seeing a Chrysler Airflow ,it is a gorgeous looking car. I have seen many model cars of a Chrysler Airflow, however one feature the I do like is the grill,it seems to dominate the whole car. Another feature in contrast to the grill is the tiny split rear window. Thanks for this gorgeous old girl.

I remember the days when the streets were full of these bad boys and many more like them. You could raise a family of 5 in those cars and they rode smooooooth.

What a fun car

Wonderful! You can see elements of the Pierce Arrow in this model. Thanks again... 👍

What a beauty she is, I have never seen one in person. I am glad you do all the legwork for your fans. Cheers, and have a nice weekend.

I have never seen one in person. From the old commercial, they were indestructible

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this looks like a 72.

I would add this one to the garage. Is this one a 72 model? I might be wrong but it looks like an earlier model than a 77.