Wagon site I stumbled across

on my search: http://wagonation.com/
Some really great pictures and a For Sale section as well. Didn't see this posted doing a quick search of the forums here so thought I'd throw it out there.

 

Nice place to visit, but this is home.

 

That's why I'm not even going to check. There's no place like home Annie!

 

I agree, but will admit I did check it out for the "eye candy." Great looking photos and wagons, but yes, this is home. Nonetheless, thanks for sharing!

 

The quality of the pictures is what I thought people would dig.

 

The pics are sweet Dan! :2_thumbs_up_-_anima

 

I agree this site is home, but I enjoyed stumbling on pictures of this 1957 Pontiac "High Railer" in my Wifes Favorate color, though this one may even be alittle bright for her!!!! There were no more Pontiac Rail Cars after 58, something about the track being "To Wide"

 

You just can't beat good wagon porn.

 

And people call mid 70's 5 mph bumpers massive

 

Yeah but those 50's bumper have something the 70's bumpers lacked witch is style, if we compare the rail road Pontiac to the 70's, the 70's cars mite as well just chrome plated a piece of rail road track for a bumper..... mite have looked better also and defiantly would have been smaller
And we would have had 50MPH pumpers like back in the 50's

Thanks for the link CDG

 

I'll have to check my pics, but I thought I shot a '57 Chevy Hi-Rail wagon at the Transportation Museum in Duluth, MN in this exact color. Could've been this car. Huh.

 

And as far as the other website is concerned, I was directed here by someone on Fullsizebronco.com, who is a Crown Vic fan, and knows all the CV/GM/wagon sites. It kinda sounds like this site is like FSB in the fact that everyone considers it a great site for our rigs.

 

The great thing is there are lots of different car and wagon sites available.

 

The "track was too wide" or the wide track Pontiac was too wide?