Nomads!!!

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I often wonder what happened to my 55 Nomad. Still crying over it[emoji24][emoji24][emoji24]

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Dang, those Safaris are nice!

 

Back in the 70's there was a bunch of us car guys in the Air Force that had Nomads, there was even a local club called 'Far West Nomads' in central Calif. If anyone is interested, one of my AF buddies has a 55 for sale in high ground Lubbock Texas area. It is in show condition so it's not the 70 era price - we used to find them for $500.
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And rare! You'll see 100 Nomads before 1 Safari. Tail lights and fins are really keen on those.

 

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I was up at Lebanon Valley dragway for the Div. 1 points race and spotted this one. I have seen it quite a few times up there but was able to speak to the owner today. This is a CA car he has owned it 40 yrs. It's a duplicate to the ones my parochial school nuns owned till I talked them into selling it to my friend for use as a tow car for my MG that was in 1962 about.

 

Wonder what they were asking for that Pontiac safari?

 

I don't know if this counts or not but here's a rendering I did a while back for the F.A.S

 

From the Meltdown this past weekend

 

Back in 1982,

Today, 2018,

 

My Nomad back in '93.

 

Does this count?

 

Our's, still a work in progress.