1957 150 handyman fuel injection

[big gear head]

My neighbor has a '57 FI 2 door hard top sitting in his back yard. Been there a long time.

[roadster]

2019 Tri 5 Nationals , cool license plate SOMAD 57 .

[John Brown]

Probably has a one piece lift up rear hatch too.

[nova7579]

Originally Posted by roadster

2019 Tri 5 Nationals , cool license plate SOMAD 57 .

This is a rare window sedan delivery

[bergy]

The buyer of my 68 hemi GTX vert has an original tri five fuel wagon. Original - not a restored car.

[Jimlt4383]

Originally Posted by bergy

The buyer of my 68 hemi GTX vert has an original tri five fuel wagon. Original - not a restored car.

Any chance you could get him to post a few pics?

[bergy]

Originally Posted by Jimlt4383

Any chance you could get him to post a few pics?

I messaged him - hopefully he’ll respond

[Big Block Bill]

Originally Posted by bergy

The buyer of my 68 hemi GTX vert has an original tri five fuel wagon. Original - not a restored car.

I looked at an original paint, Black 1957 Fuel Injected Nomad back 25+ years ago in Ohio. I remember the guy selling it had 3 different phone number, (1 ended in 1955, another in 1956 and a final in 1957) we were about $10,000 apart and I passed, what a FOOL! I have a picture around here some where, When I find it I will post it. Bill

[olredalert]

----Back in the early 80's I was in Louisville to look at several cars for Classic Motors that our buyer had lined up. We went from the airport to his house and in the driveway wa a 57 2-door fuel injected wagon. It was a lower level model, but I can't remember which. We drove it around all day. He wouldn't sell that one as it had less than 10,000 miles. I do remember that it was a 283HP 3-speed. Can't remember if it had overdrive. The story he told me was that a guy that ran a race team ordered it so he could get stuff to the races (tools, jacks. etc.) I pestered him for months to sell it to me, but he never even came up with a price, which was unusual for him. He's passed and I have no idea where it went.

[Too Many Projects]

Originally Posted by olredalert

----Back in the early 80's I was in Louisville to look at several cars for Classic Motors that our buyer had lined up. We went from the airport to his house and in the driveway wa a 57 2-door fuel injected wagon. It was a lower level model, but I can't remember which. We drove it around all day. He wouldn't sell that one as it had less than 10,000 miles. I do remember that it was a 283HP 3-speed. Can't remember if it had overdrive. The story he told me was that a guy that ran a race team ordered it so he could get stuff to the races (tools, jacks. etc.) I pestered him for months to sell it to me, but he never even came up with a price, which was unusual for him. He's passed and I have no idea where it went.

If you remember his name, you could put our resident sleuth, Pete, on the trail to find relatives and maybe the car ? Sometimes I wonder if that guy is PI...