1954 CHEVY BEL AIR STATION WAGON - GOOD FOR HAULIN' AGAIN

The last time I saw a '54 Chevy wagon was decades ago and then appeared this restored example. The '54 Chevy had three classes and each offered a wagon. Starting with the 150 Special with the Handyman wagon name, then the 210 Deluxe, also with the Handyman name, and the 240 Bel Air with the Townsman name. All Chevys had a 155 inch wheelbase and came in two and four door sedans, a Utility sedan, a Delray coupe, Sport Coupe hardtop and a convertible coupe. The Bel Air Townsman wagon could seat eight passengers, weighed 3,540 lbs., and had 8,156 sold with a base price of $ 2,283. A different grille and taillights depart this year from the '53 version. This example is all spiced up with very rare Chevy factory wire wheel covers a 350 cubic inch GM crate V8 with four barrel carb, coupled to a 700R4 automatic transmission, power steering, power disc brakes, vintage air conditioning and heat, serpentine belt system, power steering, power disc brakes, vintage air conditioning and heat, plus custom tilt steering column. The interior is a factory stock replacement as well as the exterior two - tone paint. Although this rare Chevy wagon has been customized, at least it's an example you can see once again. Thanks for viewing.

[@patrickmcgrath5411]

"IV'E GOT A 54' WAGON AND WE CALL IT A WOODY..."❣️

[@55lincoln]

I never saw many 54 Chevy wagons back then. Always a treat to find a rare car like that. Best wishes to you and your woody wagon.

[@Porschedude8]

An incredibly spiffy wagon! It looks very comfortable inside too. I really like the two tone touch and the wire wheels. Thanks again. 👍

[@55lincoln]

What a pleasure to find such a rare Chevy wagon. This has an exceptional restoration with plenty of updates and bling. Thanks very much for enjoying.

[@califdad4]

Warren...I really doubt this car looked this good when new, , great Chevy though

[@55lincoln]

Seldom are vintage vehicles restored to factory specs and appearance and that's true with this one. But, glad you enjoyed it. Thanks.

[@jasoncarpp7742]

Hey Warren. Lovely looking 1954. This looks like a car my grandparents drove back in the 1950s. Either they drove a 4 door sedan or a wagon. Very nice. :)

[@55lincoln]

Jason, this '54 Chevy wagon is a rare sight today. So glad you enjoyed this and brought back memories of yesteryear. Thanks much.

[@jasoncarpp7742]

You're welcome. My grandparents drove Chevys, Buicks, and Chevy trucks back in the day. :)

[@55lincoln]

Ah, the grandparents liked GM products. They couldn't go wrong. Thanks.

[@jasoncarpp7742]

You're welcome. Yeah. I don't know what they drove, since I wasn't around during the 1950s. But I know that they liked GM cars. :)

[@danesprague6866]

This is now my car and I have finished all of the small details, won several shows, and routinely drive it like I stole it. It now resides in Southern California.