Chevrolet introduced it's cult-favorite Nomad-a two door-wagon on a Bel Air platform-in January on 1954 at New York's Waldorf-Astoria hotel.By 1957,for about $3500,you could order a Nomad with all of Chevy's go-fast goodies,such as 283-cid-fuel injected V8 and a close-ratio three-speed manual.The engines 283-bhp marked the first time an American over-the counter power plant offered one horsepower per cubic-inch.Management decide to emasculate a Nomad in 1959 making it a four door.Bad news for enthusiasts, good news for collectors.Throw your surfboard in the back and head to the beach.
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