a drag racing station wagon is cool, one that was raced by the premiere muscle car Pontiac dealership? Even cooler

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I was there when the family driving this arrived at the grocery store... great 68, 327, 4 barrel and 4 speed

 

station wagon tribute to the Rod Shop Dodge, nice!

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Gary bought this 68 Torino Squire wagon new. “I special ordered it with the towing package,” Williams says. “Only 158 were built with the GT 390 engine, disc brakes, heavy-duty suspension and eight-ply tires"

https://www.oldcarsweekly.com/inside-the-ford-total-performance-show

if you're going to station wagon, there's a couple directions to go... original, dragster, or something a goofy teenager would make and have fun with

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=4328791197395829&set=pcb.2498234683958846

imagine getting a wagon in the 70s... when you were a teen, so you could get all your friends into the drive in movies, haul some band gear, and everything needed for a day's fun at the lake with your friends at a picnic.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10241823707471394&set=p.10241823707471394&type=3

a couple newer vehicles that are strangely non op. The Benz wagon is an odd looking car, I've never seen one like it before

 

that roof is VERY rusted

seen on tonight's walk

Chevelle? Horrid rims.

I don't think I've come across a Prospector in person until now

they are asking 2500, it's not running. It's likely total junk. 73 Super Beetle

the walk tonight had a lot to see

 

it's been a while since I've seen a 60s Continental on the street

it's a 4 door Galaxie... why? Why the hell not get a 2 door? 

it's rare to see a Mopar wagon, especially from the past 25 years

I'm not sure what's under the hood, I don't think I even have a good guess... but the door handles prove it's a cool 2 door from the right era, and that's good enough

this 69 Rebel SST wagon has beennin this guy's family since he was ten and his parents ordered it new

https://moparconnectionmagazine.com/gallery-don-vuylstekes-1969-amc-rebel-sst-wagon/

the electromechanical navigation system in the Ford Aurora I station wagon concept car at the 1964 Worlds Fair

https://www.hagerty.com/media/automotive-history/cars-of-worlds-fair-1964-new-york-worlds-fair

seen on the walk today

I had no idea that they kept the Nomad name around this long 

just 82 Impala wagons came with a 409. Of those 82, how many stayed with one family for nearly six decades, and is in showroom condition?

The Glendale auction in march of last year saw this car change hands for the first time in its life for  $29,700 

The original buyer owned an auto repair shop, and a fuel station in Pennsylvania, and he kept meticulous records for the car’s maintenance for the rest of is life.

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/1965-impala-409-wagon-sat-42-years-moscow-family-hid-the-time-capsule-42-years-in-a-barn-264687.html#

This is odd, How does it make any sense to go putting money under kick plates, on a relatively boring car, a '72 Satellite along with your name, when building a car on the assembly line?

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