Most famous wagons in TV/movies from 60s/70s

Ok another one for ya, character Sue Ellen Ewing drove a 1978 Mercury Colony Park in the first season of "Dallas"

 

Only seen in a few episodes, but the Flying Nun had a woody wagon for the convent.
Seem to remember it being a '46 Ford and painted an ungodly pink.

 

Tim Allen had a Red '55 Nomad in the first couple seasons of "Home Improvement".

 

In the movie "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" a late 60s Ford Country Squire plays a big role:

 

They had a very old (even for the 1970s) station wagon in "One Day at a Time". No idea what it is:

 

The only really famous station wagon from a TV series or a movie at any time is the Family Truckster.
What other station wagon was basically the star of a movie or TV show?

 

Does it count if the show took place in the 1970s? As in "That 70s Show"? Hello Wisconsin!

 

Arnold "borrows" a 1979 Chevrolet Caprice Estate in "The Terminator" while hunting Sarah Connor.

 

Bosley sometimes drove a station wagon on "Charlie's Angels." Here a Colony Park:



Here a Country Squire

 

Sigourney Weaver drives a 1972 Country Squire in "The Ice Storm."

 

Katharine Ross drives a 1974 Country Squire in "The Stepford Wives."

 

The entire movie chock full of wagons, including this 1974 Caprice Estate:

 

Basically the only vehicle for a Stepford Wife is a big, wood grained Detroit special. It's not like she could drive a Karmann Ghia or a Porsche Roadster, right?

 

Ha-Ha! Right!

 

Movie / TV wagons I remember.......
Sky King drove a series of Chrysler Town & Countrys in the show, similar to this '55 New Yorker:


In the last year of the show ('59-'60?), He apparently drove a Buick (although I don't remember this one):


The early 60's TV show 'Hazel' about a family's maid (Shirley Booth) was sponsored by Ford, and it always had a Country Squire in the driveway.


Who can forget the opening credits scene of the show, 'Then Came Bronson', in which the suit in the Polara wagon looks over at Bronson on the m/c, and says something to the effect of "Wish I was you....."

And Bronson goes, "Well, hang in there.........."

Here's the 'Fantasy Island' modified Volare; wagon, by the way......


Brady Bunch wagon - '69 Plymouth Satellite:


Not a regular part of the show, but here's a '59 Edsel in TV's 'Dennis the Menace':


The Lawrence Welk Show would run LIVE commercials featuring the shows singers.......