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The Olds/Buicks are cool but 55-57 Nomad style somehow timeless also '57 Pontiac version prettiest of all.
Below ad + pics = subject vehicle on Craigslist.

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That asymmetrical pattern on the seats might just be the coolest thing ever . . . . ever!
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Way cool wagon!!
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So I'm guessing parts are not reproduced for a '57 Pontiac wagon??
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So I'm guessing parts are not reproduced for a '57 Pontiac wagon??
----You got that right! I can't even imagine trying to chase down some of the rare trim stuff much less anything else on the car. That would probably be the reason that this beauty will bring the price and then maybe flipped for more,,,unfortunatly!....Bill S
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There was probably $100K spent on the restoration some 10 years ago!
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