Show us your tired, your poor, your huddled massive wagons!

A guy I traded parts with has these sitting out back.5K for the pair

 

a couple more

 

From nice old car to junkyard queen in the blink of an eye:


('88Colony Park LS)

 

nice stash damaged.. i wish i was closer.. not that i need another project.

 

I kinda like the torino wagon sitting in your yard. I have been trying to butter the wife up for another project, But these things take time .

 

Sad, PB.........

 

danr .. you are not too far away..i can unload the parts i have stored it that torino wagon if you want to ....... would really make a nice family car.. a few torinoGT parts on it and it would really grab ya.. ha ha ha ha a

 

for you burb guys out there it just happens i have a few of those also.. i dont consider them wagons ..but the roofs are definitely long....





yes i do have the 60 model hood for it

 

I know of these:

 

Looks like some good stuff behind that fence!

That last photo has it all--a mint green wagon (although it is a chebby!), a Falstaff beer sign, a tricycle for the kiddies, and a pickup truck to haul it all home with!
Pete

 

They do have a '61 Plymouth 4 door sedan in there too.

 

Love that Pontiac Safari as well. I think it is a 62, but it could be a 61. Hard to tell with the grill and bumper gone and the front edge of the front fender missing as well.

 

Uh, Ringer? Some of the Craigslist Terms Of Use are that you do not collect contact information of those who use the website and that you do not make derivative works of postings that are not your own. Just saying. And I don't yet know if that eMail address is a temporary relay or not, But it is there and so is this picture.

 

I found these four photos of a 1973 Caprice Estate that was photographed in Seattle:

http://seattlesclassic.blogspot.com/2013/06/1973-chevrolet-caprice-estate-wagon.html









It looks as if someone touched up the finish with a can of spray paint without masking off the woodgrain, Is that the case here?

 

From the same web page as the earlier reply:

http://seattlesclassic.blogspot.com/2014/02/1973-ford-ltd-country-squire-wagon.html



When I saw the front end I was thinking "Ooh, Shiny!" Though I didn't see the busted headlights or even notice the funky license plate right away.

Then came this:



What happened here?









What was this in contact with?



The interior isn't so clean either.