Make:
Chevrolet
Model:
Biscayne
Year:
1958
Mileage:
12147
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
North Carolina
City:
Raleigh , NC
Zip:
27698
1958 Chevrolet Biscayne Brookwood Wagon desirable classic 12147 Miles
This 1958 Chevrolet Brookwood wagon checks all the right boxes for a desirable classic. After all, the '58 Chevy was a single-year design, and the station wagons were always an expensive buy (i.e. rarer). So, when an interesting classic like this comes along – complete with a period-perfect color combination, a stylish interior, and a smooth-running 283 small block V8 under the hood – it's hard not to get excited. The 1958 Chevrolets are always an in-demand style. More than just having single-year uniqueness, they tapped into the right feelings of the era with a wide chrome front end, full-length trim, and jet-inspired details. Plus, wagons like this 4-door Brookwood had some really cool details not found on the sedan and convertible models. It takes advantage of the rear doors by having the wraparound tailfin taper into the design, which makes the already exciting 1958 rear design that much more legendary. And this one already has a custom/cool cruiser style, starting with that period-perfect Coral and White color combination. The finish has some age to it (it's very likely an older respray), and today it has a very matte-like finish across all the panels, which is pretty cool as those are really en vogue at the moment. We're being a bit tongue-and-cheek of course, as this is a single stage finish that's merely lost its shine, but nevertheless the patina has brought out an awesome curb appeal that only the unique combination of vintage materials, old steel, and the gentle kiss of time can create. There are several minor flaws to report, but none so dramatic that they'd require immediate attention and as a whole this looks to be a solid, driver-grade wagon that's incredibly appealing. Custom white pinstripe work was added to the hood and tailgate, adding to the Brookwood's super-cool allure, and there's plenty of chrome and brightwork throughout. From the commanding front grille and giant bumper up front, to the 'spear' style side trim that almost looks like the Excalibur sword, and the unique rear bumper out back, this baby has plenty of bling.
This 1958 Chevrolet Brookwood wagon checks all the right boxes for a desirable classic. After all, the '58 Chevy was a single-year design, and the station wagons were always an expensive buy (i.e. rarer). So, when an interesting classic like this comes along – complete with a period-perfect color combination, a stylish interior, and a smooth-running 283 small block V8 under the hood – it's hard not to get excited. The 1958 Chevrolets are always an in-demand style. More than just having single-year uniqueness, they tapped into the right feelings of the era with a wide chrome front end, full-length trim, and jet-inspired details. Plus, wagons like this 4-door Brookwood had some really cool details not found on the sedan and convertible models. It takes advantage of the rear doors by having the wraparound tailfin taper into the design, which makes the already exciting 1958 rear design that much more legendary. And this one already has a custom/cool cruiser style, starting with that period-perfect Coral and White color combination. The finish has some age to it (it's very likely an older respray), and today it has a very matte-like finish across all the panels, which is pretty cool as those are really en vogue at the moment. We're being a bit tongue-and-cheek of course, as this is a single stage finish that's merely lost its shine, but nevertheless the patina has brought out an awesome curb appeal that only the unique combination of vintage materials, old steel, and the gentle kiss of time can create. There are several minor flaws to report, but none so dramatic that they'd require immediate attention and as a whole this looks to be a solid, driver-grade wagon that's incredibly appealing. Custom white pinstripe work was added to the hood and tailgate, adding to the Brookwood's super-cool allure, and there's plenty of chrome and brightwork throughout. From the commanding front grille and giant bumper up front, to the 'spear' style side trim that almost looks like the Excalibur sword, and the unique rear bumper out back, this baby has plenty of bling.
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