Welcome to the Sunday Edition of Hooniverse Van-Tastic Weekend, and I would like to start with a great looking Chevrolet Beauville Van. Yes, I featured a Beauville not too long ago, but this 1972 version was just so nice, that it had to be highlighted.
Many of you asked about the Beauville Name. Originally it was a trim option in the 1955 Chevrolet Bel-Air Wagon. They were all 9 Passenger versions, and in 1955 they sold a little over 24,000. 1956 continued with the Beauville name only this time on both Bel-Air and 210 Wagons, and sold over 31,000. 1957 was the last year for the Beauville name in Wagons, only this time in 210 Wagons, and sold almost 22,000. The Beauville name was resurrected for the fanciest passenger version of the Chevrolet G-Series Van in 1970 (The last year of the Forward Control Van).
This 1972 Beauville is stunning, and according to the listing:
Chevy Beauville Sport Van 20. 1 Owner, 55K actual miles, 350 Cu In V8, Automatic, power brakes, seating for 5 passengers, finished in correct colors and original interior and radio. Exceptional condition! Extra clean interior and lots of storage space or room for additional seating. Ideal for a nostalgic tow vehicle for a classic car, race car, or motorcycle. Unique Ride that’s ready to Show or Go!
Current asking price for this Beauville Van is $15,900. Try replicating this thing for anywhere near that amount of money. See the Original Dealer Listing here, and the Cars Online Listing here.
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