1964 Studebaker Daytona Wagonaire

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  1. rrbnut

    rrbnut 1991 Mercury Grand marquis Colony Park LS Wagon

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    I always wondered where GM got the idea for the sliding roof Envoy. Now I know.
     
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    jim535 born in a Ford

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    Looks pretty good for the price. (y)
     
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    Yes, looks to be in very good condition. Price seems reasonable, too.

    If I was able to afford a 'collection' of station wagons, they would probably not all be the same make. One of these could very easily be included in the stable.
     
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    Is that correct engine size= 259 v8
     
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    Yes. The Hawk, Avanti and maybe some other performance models got a 289 (NOT a Ford 289)
     
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    Thanks :)

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    This is a stunning looking car for its age, kind of reminds me of well... me! :)

    It is still a bit too quirky and I mean Studebaker quirky for me though.
     
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    That was the thing with Studebaker in those later years- '64 in particular. This car could've been ordered with anything from an OHV 6 popper to a 259 V8 to a 289 V8, to any of the Avanti engines. THat would include the 289/289 R1, the SUPERCHARGED 289, or the SUPERCHARGED 304. Transmissions ranged from three speeds, three speeds with overdrive, automatics or even a T-10 four speed!!!

    FUN FUN FUN :2_thumbs_up_-_anima

    But most Daytonas would'a had one of the ho-hum 259s or 289s.
     
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