Wagon/Tow Vehicle

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  1. nowukno

    nowukno New Member

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    Well I took the boat out today,boy was it could out on the ocean..The wagon tows it like it isnt there.Its a 73 Glastron V 173
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    Love your boat too! Fits with the wagon well!!!
     
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    Thanks.They both need to be buffed out though LOL
     
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    Buffing it out ain't no big thing though. They definately make a nicer pair than my wagon and my 50s Alumicraft LOL.
     
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    you should paint the boat to match! or atleast the trailer.
     
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    That Airdam/Spoiler is AWESOME!!! What a fine looking setup!(y)
     
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    I Plan on painting the boat to match in those gold areas,trailer will stay white
    Thanks Stormin,I appreciate that buddy
     
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    We took the dogs down on the beach yesterday & was 80 degrees at my house. We got down on the sand and it was 45 degrees, the difference of 2 miles. We stayed about 5 minutes!

    Very nice wagon nowukno!

    Kinda wish I kept my '83 Woody!
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    That thing is beatiful too!!!
     
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    Is it an aftermarket unit or a GM option?

    I've been thinking about an airdam on mine, but yours is much nicer than the garden-variety Mustang airdams.
     
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    Kinda wish you'd kept it too Clark. That really was a beauty. Of course I'm biassed about the colour. :D (y)
     
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    Both Malibus are sharp!
     
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    The air dam was an SS option for the el camino
     
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    That Glastron/Johnson combo is a classic. Goes great with the wagon.
    Where do you go boating?
    I can't freakin' wait for the ice to melt. :(
     
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  15. FordWagonNut1979

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    How do you like your Glastron Nowukno? Once I get everything in order, I would like to get a Glastron boat like this......

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    I have heard pretty good things about them.....from longevity, ease of working on them, etc.

    Besides, my '78 Country Squire was built for towing. The wagon and the boat, well they are made for one another.
     
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