Station Wagons in the Internet Movie Car Database

Both and more, here:

 

A '79 Caprice getting fixed up. But, not fully restored

 

A '54 Ford V-8 wagon and maybe the real Elvis Continental Mark II

 

Best silent film recently viewed:

 

Not about a wagon. But, everything takes place outdoors. There are plenty of wagons to see:

 

That was a great movie, plus a lot of neat St.Louis sites and cars.

 

They've buried the entire film somewhere. The blooper is to be seen, when the camera in the blue Ford hardtop following them is in plain sight:

 

Reread my ‘65 Mercury wagon brochure. The optional reclining backseat $135.57. Rolling bar $69.11, stocked, $517.22. Sliding curtain option, $63.28 for manual curtains $411.77 for automatic “sliders”. Available colors white, Black, Blue, Green, or tan.

 

Another victim of the pants that ate Fred Mertz syndrome

 

The leading actor stocked was even more expensive. He could croon, though. IMHO, much better than Frankie Boy (who I could never stand)

 

Absolutely

 

A DKW wagon built under license in Brazil. The originals never had quadrupel headlamps:

 

Just wait until you see what they drop this into: