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Discussion in 'General Station Wagon Discussions' started by Cyber-Wizard, Jan 18, 2012.

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  1. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    I'd say look under the seats for make-up samples. It's a great wagon no matter what the colors. Besides it's got cool curb feelers. You just don't see those on modern SUV's!
    Or people who know how to parralel park for that matter. Or spell parralel! (Longways):D
     
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  2. 73super

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    No... they have to automate cars now to PARALLEL park for the challenged.. that's so sad. What's rear wheel drive? What's manual transmission? WHAT ARE WHITE WALLS? What the sam-hey is this flippin' mixed up world coming to? And they call that progress? I call it REGRESS.... argh! :slap: :banghead3: :naughty:
     
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  3. silverfox

    silverfox New Member

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    :rofl2::rofl2:Hey....at least I have a job! And Mary Kay offers many attractive benefits. Like who you call on and who you work with!:mischeif: I like those feelers. Helps avoid running over the toes of those six inch stiletto high heels of all the woman that want to buy what I got!:lolup::evilsmile:

    I LOVE these wagons. They are very hard to find anymore that aren't total rust buckets. I wonder how much work has been done to this one's body? I will say that the 60's cars were not matched very well from exterior to interior. Take a good look at the 60's cars and you will see some strange factory interiors in cars of a way different exterior color. Chrysler did have colors like this pink & white in some years but I don't remember which years. I, too, dislike it when they paint over stuff....lazy paint job on a nice car. Makes me wonder if it IS a nice car or doctored? But if you insist....I guess I'd take it.:yup:
     
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  4. OrthmannJ

    OrthmannJ Always looking for old ford crew cabs

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    It’s rare and slightly off kilter, but does that make it desirable?

    Um... heck yeah it's does! This car has style and distinction. It's from a time when manufacturers cared about their nameplates and didn't just slap a different grille and badge on a car and call it something else.

    I totally dig it. The color is right for the era, no it doesn't match the interior, no it wouldn't be my first choice, but heck yes I'd take it.
     
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