Finished in copper with a white rood and a matching copper interior; this Brookwood wagon has been nicely restored and comes equipped with a 348-cid V-8 engine combined with a four-speed manual transmission. The engine is equipped with tri-power carburetion and other features include; N.O.S. trim, whitewall tires, a bench seat and radio delete. It comes complete with service and sales manuals. Other styling cues include: “cat-eye taillights”, driver and passenger rearview mirrors, floor shifter and crank windows. This lot also includes a 1957 Milo Craft 14’ 6” wood runabout boat and trailer. This Chevrolet and the Milo Craft boat seem to be the perfect match and give a interesting look on what recreation was like back in the late fifties. The boat is equipped with an outboard Mercury Mark55 Thunderbolt-Four engine and the trailer has been painted to match the beautiful Brookwood wagon. The body lines of this vehicle seem to flow on forever until, the step out of the fins give the rear quarter of the car a futuristic look. Uniquely recognizable windshield glass shapes set this car apart from many other wagons of its day. The powerful V-8 engine hauls this boat and trailer expressing little strain while keeping a smooth ride. Much attention to craftsmanship was taken when restoring this particular vehicle. The engine bay looks to be fully detailed and the same care portrays in the interior. The combination of this station wagon and boat is a beautiful representation of the past.