1961 Chevrolet Nomad - Long term storage. This car has the 348 in it and I assure you, it's nice under the dust. We will pull it out, clean it up, and get it running if it doesn't sell at this price. We are happy to bring to your door as well. Below is a copy and paste of Nomad specs per Google. We are working with a broker to get our cars sold as we have many, many to list, so they will be responding to emails so we can keep picturing cars. Thank you!  -
The 1961 Chevrolet Nomad, a B-body station wagon, offered the powerful 348 cubic inch (5.7L) "W-series" V8 as an upgrade, with power ranging from around 250 hp (4-barrel) to 350 hp (Tri-Power with solid lifters), delivering performance for the large wagon with available features like power steering, power brakes, and 4-speed manual transmissions, though it was available in 4-door form after 1957, unlike its 2-door predecessor.
Engine Options (with 348ci)
  • 348 Turbo-Thrust (4-barrel): Around 250-305 hp.
  • 348 Super Turbo-Thrust (Tri-Power): Ranged from about 280-315 hp, with high-performance versions reaching 340-350 hp with 11.25:1 compression and solid lifters for ultimate power.
Key Specifications (Chassis)
  • Wheelbase: 119.0 inches.
  • Length: 209.3 inches.
  • Width: 78.4 inches.
  • Height: 55.5 inches.
  • Tires: 8.00 x 14 (Optional Whitewalls).
Key Features & Details
  • Body: The 1961 Nomad was a 6-passenger, 4-door station wagon, part of the Impala line.
  • Transmission: Available with manual (including 4-speed) or automatic transmissions.
  • Performance: The 348 was a potent engine, especially the Tri-Power (triple carburetor) versions, making the big wagon surprisingly quick.
  • Options: Power steering, power brakes, and other comfort features were available, though not standard.