Description: There were 8,530 Nomads produced in 1955. Advertised as "The Hot One," the boxy new Chevy was crisp, clean, and thoroughly modern-looking. The concept of a 2-door station wagon was first showcased by General Motors at the 1954 Motorama, with the Corvette Nomad show car. Crowds loved the unusual 2-door wagon and as a result, Harley Earl assigned Carl Renner to redesign the Bel Air wagon for 1955. The result was the fantastic Chevrolet Nomad. The base sticker price was $2,571 which was about $260 more than the Bel Air Convertible.
Description: 1960 Series 62 Cadillac's were one of the longest, lowest, and largest finned cars that Detroit ever built. The distinctive Vista Roof, aka Flat Top hardtop sedans were the most popular body style for General Motors 1960 model year. SW car Show. digital back, wall art, poster, contemporary
Description: 1969 Camaro SS 350 V8 . The power of the '350' V8 was increased to 300 hp in 1969. The '69 Camaro model also received a fresh "new" design with distinct creases to the front and rear fenders as well as a deep recessed grille and different tail lights. A sales success..the '69 model Camaro was the highest volume produced 1st generation Camaro with 243,085 cars sold.
Description: 1963 Ford Thunderbird Sports Convertible Roadster. The Thunderbird Sports Roadster package included a fiberglass tonneau cover to be used to cover the rear seats, converting the car into a two-seater. Powered by Ford's 330hp Holley 4-barrel carburetor 390ci "Z code" Thunderbird V8, paired with the 3-speed "Cruise-O-Matic" automatic transmission. wall art, poster, contemporary
Description: There was no greater display of wealth 55 years ago than arriving at an event in a Cadillac Fleetwood Series 75 Imperial Sedan. With an overall length of over 20 feet, room for nine passengers, and all of the design extras, the 1959 Cadillac limousine may be the most celebrated automobile of its era.. Midwest car show.
Description: 1958 was a year of considerable amounts of chrome and flash for General Motors products. Buick's elegant 1958 Roadmaster Convertible featured a 'Fashion-Aire' grille cast with 160 chrome squares shaped to maximize the amount of reflected light. . This chrome encrusted luxury series lasted just one year as it competed with the Cadillac in prize and size. Nikon D7100 Las Vegas Showroom
Description: 1928 Victory 6 Custom Street Rod. The Victory 6 was offered in 1928 to honor of the 10th anniversary of World War I. It featured an all-steel body built by Budd Manufacturing. This was at a time when most auto manufacturers still used composite metal and wood bodies. SW car show
Description: Studebaker Corporation was an American car manufacturer based in South Bend, Indiana. In 1953, Studebaker introduced it's first entirely new body style. While Detroit was working to make cars look and feel massive, the South Bend automaker was playing up their models' slim, low, "European look".
Description: The AMC AMX, (American Motors Experimental), was produced in low production numbers in 1969, just 8,293. A Big Bad paint option for $34 became available starting in mid-1969 . Other options were a 390ci V8 engine and manual Hurst floor shifter. The AMX was clocking in at 0-60 in 6.6 secs. In 1969 and 1970 the AMX was named 'Best Engineered Car of the Year' by the American Automotive Society of Engineers. Midwest car show.
Description: The Packard 110 sedans were six-cylinder automobiles available in a broad range of body styles, including both two and four-door sedans, station wagon and convertible. Total output for the 1940 model year was 62,300 units. The Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit was America's premier automobile manufacturer during the first four decades of the 20th century.
Description: Buick's elegant 1958 Roadmaster Convertible featured a 'Fashion-Aire' grille cast with 160 chrome squares shaped to maximize the amount of reflected light. 1958 was a year of considerable amounts of chrome and flash for General Motors products. This chrome encrusted luxury series lasted just one year as it competed with the Cadillac in prize and size. Nikon D7100 Las Vegas Showroom.
