1972 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Supercharged Nomad wagon/

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/cto/5237588857.html

Big money, but nice resto-mod version

 

Big money? That's about $35k in work right there, at least.........
The price is actually so low, I'm thinking there must be a catch..........

 

Good, it's a bargain, certainly someone that has the money for this car can go and check it out for themselves.....that's my intention for sharing it here. I myself don't have an extra $20K in coin waiting to be plunked down on a wagon, one day in the next few years perhaps sooner, but now no.....but one of you on this forum perhaps does, and pulling the trigger on this deal would be a nice for someone with the coin.

 

^^^ Just different viewpoints is all, Thunderwing! Didn't mean to be critical of your opinion. Sorry if it sounded that way.
I don't have that kind of money, either (but I'd seriously consider this one, if I did.....)
Thanks for posting the wagons!

Marshall

 

I have to agree with both y'all, it is big money for a small fish like me but if I did have that kind of change, I would consider it! That one is built to my personal taste. About the only thing else I would want would be a O.D. transmission.

 

No worries, I like the camaraderie this forum offers, and I have a tough skin, so it's cool, I like your complete honesty, never hold back your opinion....this forum is honesty and for straight shooters-I appreciate the knowledge base that's here and the history that's maintained almost like a database on each of the cars that are offered up for sale, that way when each of us purchases we can be that much more "buyer aware" when it comes time to put that hard earned wampum down on the hood of a winner rather than a money pit. I really like this car, and yes it's worth it, nicely put together, that motor must hum, and i'm quite sure a youtube clip of that car going down the road would be sweet.....especially with a drive-by with it under acceleration, no burn-out(yuck!) just a nice pass at 70mph(classy, mature, and straight up). I like this forum, and offer up my findings as much as I can in terms of locating wagons-it's americana that I can relate to, understand, and embrace rather than the crazy lazy tech based world we live in. Keep it up guys, one day I look to secure a 1st class classic wagon and will look forward to assistance in finding that classic to put in the garage.

Best,

Scott

 

It is way underpriced for all that has been done. Beautiful wagon!

 

Okay, Let's put a pool together and buy this pup. I'll start with $20.00.......that's all my wife says we have this week, anybody else want to ante up!!! lol. Other than that I will be trawling the web for the next mint wagon for next to nothing pricing......Will anybody be going to check this pup out, anybody local in the area of San Diego?

 

That must be a blast to drive, my kids would love that!

 

I am in - where do I send my $20.00. The thing would be a blast to drive and my grandchildren love it when I do smoky burnouts which this wagon could do...

 

I'd have a tough time sharing this one.........
That would be an interesting concept - shared ownership. Guys do it all the time with very expensive classics...... I suppose you could actually do it with this one, if you had three or four guys in reasonable proximity to each other, with similar interests.

 

My communist approach was a selfish joke, I would need to have this pup all to myself-I admit for selfish reasons that the last resort communist approach was a last ditch effort to get the car, but hey I tried-in the end I'm a capitalist pig that would want it all to myself. No worries give it a few years and it can be a possibility.

If any of you want to share the car, I'm up for a $20 interest, post-dated check for 2019 of course......money is tight.

 

LOL!
A vehicle time-share! What a concept! I'd need at least 2 weeks a year with this beast......