Wagons in vintage Street scenes

We had these in the U.S. - basically the first generation (for us) of the 200SX. Competed with the Toyota Celica.

 

I'm thinking Lloyd Alexander.

 

^^^ Yeah, it took me a while, but I eventually identified it (previous page)

 

Man, this is one cool photograph!

 

It wasn't cool for that poor '59 Chevy possible wagon which got butchered to create that coffin on wheels which that guy turned it into. It could've had a dignified life, instead. We should be fighting for the prevention of cruelty to classic cars. Imagine someone chopping off your pet's head, tail and limbs, in order to convert it over to a pillow or armrest or something

 

The Chestnut Hill East Train Station is located in a neighborhood of Philadelphia, PA, that it is named after. The Commuter Station is situated about eight-miles northwest of the City Center at the intersection of 58 Newton Street and the Bethlehem Pike. The Chestnut Hill West Station services the other side of the wealthy and historic enclave. The Chestnut Hill East Station is still in service, and the facilities building was constructed in 1931.

courtesy of The Old Motor http://theoldmotor.com/?p=168838

 

Are you referring to the camping trailer behind the green '58 Buick Caballero wagon? You think the trailer was made from a '59 Chevy? I don't see that at all. I just see a Fiberglas camping trailer that was painted to match the Buick........

 

Didn't you notice the chopped Chevy's wheelwells? If those aren't 59s...

 

Looks to me like a mid 50's Ranger Pop-up trailer.

https://www.vintagecampertrailers.com/ranger-registery.html





Pretty darn cool!