We thought we had heard all of them until we had the opportunity to chat with Roger Meyer about his stunning 1956 Nomad, designed and assembled by Mike McLin Sr. and his team at The Restomod Store in Independence, Missouri. Many years passed between that initial interaction with a '56 Nomad and the day when Roger brought one home, and even longer to complete - 11 years to be exact. Originally, Roger had selected a small-block Chevy with a blower to sit in the engine bay, and although it cranked out a ton of horsepower, he ultimately made the decision to sell that engine off to one of Restomod's shop employees and move in the direction of an LS3 crate engine straight from Chevrolet Performance. [Extracted from the article]
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