Who Owns This Wagon?

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  1. Blueoval76

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    Blueoval76, Mar 2, 2013
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    I searched for it, and found it in the Gallery...

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    looks like wagonmaster loaded the pic. You might want to send him a PM...maybe he knows more?

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    Awesome!!! :thumbs2:
     
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    Yeah I've seen that before...what a set up:tiphat:. His name is John Hancock(really)a really good car builder. Saw that wagon/mustang combo over on the FordMuscle site...but I think both went to ebay.
     
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    We sometimes 'borrow' pics from all over the dubba-dubba-dubba......
     
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    Awww darn! I kinda figured that it wasn't someone from here but thought I would ask. I mainly wanted to know how he got the stance as in cutting springs and also what size rim and tire combo that is cause it would be exactly what I am looking to do with my 68. ;)
     
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    14" front 15" back and air shocks would be my guess.
     
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    Now THAT is sweeeeeeet!!!! Me likey - A LOT!!!!!!! :camera: :bowdown: (y):2_thumbs_up_-_anima:clap::You_Rock_Emoticon::You_Rock_Emoticon::You_Rock_Emoticon:
     
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    Here is my guess on the setup. The wheels are 15X7 front and the rears are 15X10 rear since they are so deep. The tires are 235/60/15 front and 275/60 maybe 295/50/15. The car IS lowered in the front but not a lot just maybe the 2 inches I want on mine. I love the color and the look. I have never been a fan of the Magnum 500 wheels but the way they look on this wagon is unbelievable! I don't even like the way they look on the Mustang on the trailer but on the wagon is the perfect setup. :thumbs2:
     
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