What wagons are on your "Gotta have it" list

OK...

1. 1971-1973 (prefer 73') Pontiac Grand Safari 3-seat wagon (LOADED TO THE MAX)

2. 1973 Chevrolet Caprice Estate 3-seat wagon (COPPER COLOR - LOADED to the MAX)

3. 1973-1978 Ford LTD Country Squire DFRS wagon (LOADED TO THE MAX, with the Brougham interior option - but not with the high-backed twin lounge seats that were optional in 73' - I never cared for those)

4. 1959 Chevrolet Impala Nomad wagon

5. 1973 Buick Estate Wagon 3-seat (LOADED TO THE MAX, except the road wheels)

 

Just a note, the last wagon I posted is a Kingswood and I'm pretty sure it's a 72.

 

Lets see...
• a '57 Nomad would be great!
• a '96 Impala Wagon
• a Matador wagon (just kidding!)
• a 73 Laguna wagon

I guess I could go on for a very long time...
Okay, here's a Vette wagon...

 

I wouldn't kid about a Matador wagon. They are very cool.

tbirdsps...SteveS

 

Must have hit a soft spot. out. All in fun.

 

again... the trim line that gets into the fender skirts



, but than those rear lights...

 

Nope. I just like 'em 'cause they are different. Especially the later models where the nose sticks out a lot further that the front of the fenders. I've always gone for the odd and different.

Chevy Vega
Rotary Mazda Pick up truck
Pinto Squire Wagon
Corvair
1970 Houndstooth Cougar
Edsel (all models)
All bathtub shape Ramblers and Nash
Metropolitan
Fiat 500
Pointy nose Studebakers
Renault Dauphine
Crosley

Just to name a few.


I even like the Pacers wagons.

 

I like the early 70s in those too.... I really like the 71-74 Ambassador wagons!

 

Thats an amazing wagon Rob... those are also on my list... I really like the 1971-73 Custom Cruisers (with woodgrain). This one looks like a 3-seater! Its am amazing car. I cannot see the frontend, but it looks like about what- a 1972? I cannot tell those years without seeing the grille/headlights.

 

upper is a '72:




lower a '73:

 

Here's a very rare rust-free Dauphine:

 

I already have it!

 

I mentioned elsewhere on the site, I had found an '85 CP for sale, same silver, same wheels, had a blue interior dirtier than a toddler's playground. The seller wanted $700, but I had no money, and I'm sure everything I own, he would not have wanted, and everything he wanted, I could not have obtained.

 

Alex, show me a Dauphine for a bonus prize.

 

Who's Alex? The Dauphine is directly in front of the '57 Chevy travelling left. It's between the ugly as sin old Pontiac and the white Continental.