1957 Handyman Wagon and 1968 Chevelle Wagon Live in Ontario Canada Retired toolmaker and enjoys working on two 1955 Chevy Sedans Thanks Bill
Let me be the first to welcome you to the group!! we love photos too, would love to see those 2 wagons....im a retired cnc machinist and also own a 55 Chevy...A chop top belair
Beautiful wagons. I love the ‘68 entire Chevy line up, probably prejudice. We had a ‘68 Impala wagon. Also have a soft spot for your ‘57. I have a 210. Delightful car to drive.
Welcome to SFW. Some day our Beaumont is going to look as good as your Chevelle. Amazing wagons you have there.
@57Handmn Welcome to the forum. Hopefully you don't take your '57 out to do donuts in the snow during the winter! But seriously, looks like you have a couple of real sweet rides there! Cheers.
Thank you. I really love 210s and 150’s in sedan and wagon form. Probably cause they are not BelAirs. It seems there are more of these now than in ‘57. Guess I have more issues with the owners. The cars are certainly cool, and nice enough. Seems like our local Chevy club is that if you own a tri-five Chevy, non BelAir, and it’s not a Fuely, or have a 350 crate motor stuffed in it, they look at you like you have a load in your pants. You enjoy your Metallic bright blue BelAir with a blower. I drive and love my little 235 - 6 with 3 on the tree.
I love all manner of vintage vehicles, but by far my favorite is the 57 chevy. If I could have one in any flavor I would like, I'd take a top of the line Bel Air two door hardtop. But that doesn't mean I don't like the 150's or the 210's. In fact the 57 chevy that got me hooked was my Dad's 57 two door 210 wagon. It was gone long before I was born, but his stories about that car and seeing pictures of what it would have looked like grabbed my imagination and I was never the same.
