The Wagon I may pick up...Hopefully

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  1. Stormin' Norman

    Stormin' Norman Well-Known Member

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    They just don't see the potential Testarosa under the surface. :rofl2:

    You have to wonder where I linear thought process goes when it comes to machines and hobbies. :huh:
     
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    The best way to handle a purchase of another car is just buy it then once its in the driveway you tell your wife about it.
    This way when she is not talking to you or talking too much you have something to do you can go out and work on the new wagon. :evilsmile:
    Ed
     
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  3. Harry Clamshell

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    The Estate Wagon in front of my house in fact is my GF's... First I convinced her besides Rivieras, Buick made beautiful wagons. Than suddenly for some sort of anniversary (her birthday, so and so much years together ..... can't remember :D ) I bought the Wagon for her.
    On fore hand I knew of course she wouldn't drive it.... :evilsmile:
     
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  4. Stormin' Norman

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    Ed, you still don't sing soprano? :evilsmile: :biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh:

    I might be GIVEN a 1976 BMW 2002, and mine is grinding at the thought. She won't after she finds out its a Standard, because she HATES slush-o-matics, but she grinds nonetheless. :biglaugh: I just don't mention it much. :oops:
     
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  5. Sixtywagon

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    May see these this weekend...

    May have to go look at these this weekend. The Caprice is onle $1200 and the Buick is $4000

    HMMM, Maybe I should look for a BIG storage yard somewhere...But then I wouldn't be able to drive them...LOL
     

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  6. 72KingswoodEstate

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    Nice!

    I wish I had of kept my 1969 Pontiac Executive Safari wagon.... probably would have had it been a 3-seater model.

    Some guy in Grand Rapids Michigan bought it. I hope he restored it.
     
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