Wagon ,Wagons and more wagons !!!

HAN in Reno seem to have a bunch of wagons this year Here are some pictures. Enjoy

 

More Pictures !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

the fourth picture in the first post is amazing !!!

this one

 

Nice stuff, fig....Thanks!

 

I know I really like this thing too. Yet another vehicle I would own if I could...

Great pics, Fig. We love our wagon pics around here. It's an addiction really, but we can control it, you know, stop any time...


... Who am I kidding...

 

some cars, i love patina on, others, i think it looks ridiculous, this one i love it on !!!!

 

I know. It does seem to really work well for this thing.

 

Had a permanent room at the Nugget for a few years for Hot August Nites ... gave it up after the riots. Had some fun times there.

 

Great photos-Thanks. I know that's now an autobody shop truck, but was wondering, ya got a loaf of bread or a quart of milk you can spare? :banana:------------Questions??? How come, when we're looking at station wagons to buy we are turned off by rust? When we look at other old vehicles we love patina? Ain't that just pretty rust?

 

i agree, X, i agree

 

--------I sort of agree. But only this one time. But wouldn't it really look nice bright red with realistic flames on it? And a rolled and pleated red-white enterior?..................Sitting in my driveway?

 

:2_thumbs_up_-_anima

 

I guess that is why there are several cars around here that are painted a rust colour. It isn't the same but I wouldn't ask the locals to stretch their brains too far...

RED! RED! FLAMES!!! I'm thinking a nice sea-foam or robin's egg blue above the belt line and a wet looking ocean blue or cobalt blue below the belt line with the belt line being white and wrapping all the way around and extending down the centre of the grille. As for the interior the same only blue instead of red. No flames for me. AND parked in front of my house.

 

Okay Keys. You win this time. Sounds like a nice color combination..............Still, red and in my drive seems right to me! I'd toss in a few old metal milk cartons and some old glass Bordons bottles--and and!

 

Loaf of bread - maybe, but at least around where I grew up, these (International?) parcel deliveries wern't used as milk trucks. Milk trucks were almost all Divco's, with maybe a few Ford cab/chassis' thrown in the mix. My dads' work started out with those smaller Divco's (ice boxes only), graduated to the larger ones that were actually refrigerated, then moved on to Ford cab/chassis with a refer box in about '64 or so.....

I've got to get back to Hot August Nights...it's been quite a few years. Shouldn't be too hard. I'm a bit closer than down in SoCal, and got family close by in Carson City.