1956 Chevrolet 150 Handyman 2-door wagon Police in 1:43 scale
This is the 1956 Chevrolet 150 Handyman 2-door wagon Police in 1:43 scale by Esval.
The 1956 Chevrolet 150 Handyman 2‑door Wagon stood out in the Tri‑Five lineup as a no-frills yet highly practical two-door wagon—significantly rarer and more utilitarian than the famed Nomad. Built on the lowest-cost 150 series, it offered minimal trim, optional six‑cylinder or V8 engines, and a wagon body with just two doors and no rear seat in certain utility variants—earning it the nickname “carryall” or “utility wagon”. Its compact wheelbase and lightweight construction made it nimble and economical, while hot‑rodders later embraced it as a blank canvas for builds. With fewer than 18,000 built in ’56 and most sold to fleets or budget buyers, the Handyman Wagon remains one of the rarest and most quirkily charming models from Chevrolet’s golden era.
Esval Models is a new company founded by model car enthusiasts who have been collecting models of
various vehicles for the past 40 years. As model collectors, they understand the importance of bringing to
market quality models that will become and remain valuable collector pieces for years to come
● Models are hand painted, decorated and assembled
● Beautiful detail and accuracy of shape and scale
● Photo etched parts, die-cutting, tampo printing and waterslide decals are also used.
● Each model comes with its own acrylic display case
The 1956 Chevrolet 150 Handyman 2‑door Wagon stood out in the Tri‑Five lineup as a no-frills yet highly practical two-door wagon—significantly rarer and more utilitarian than the famed Nomad. Built on the lowest-cost 150 series, it offered minimal trim, optional six‑cylinder or V8 engines, and a wagon body with just two doors and no rear seat in certain utility variants—earning it the nickname “carryall” or “utility wagon”. Its compact wheelbase and lightweight construction made it nimble and economical, while hot‑rodders later embraced it as a blank canvas for builds. With fewer than 18,000 built in ’56 and most sold to fleets or budget buyers, the Handyman Wagon remains one of the rarest and most quirkily charming models from Chevrolet’s golden era.
Esval Models is a new company founded by model car enthusiasts who have been collecting models of
various vehicles for the past 40 years. As model collectors, they understand the importance of bringing to
market quality models that will become and remain valuable collector pieces for years to come
● Models are hand painted, decorated and assembled
● Beautiful detail and accuracy of shape and scale
● Photo etched parts, die-cutting, tampo printing and waterslide decals are also used.
● Each model comes with its own acrylic display case
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