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aussie pete
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I like that!
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Post by guy whitwam »

love that, in fact if money allowed would have it and make a 442 lookalike.
Lowered, twin scoop bonnet, correct side stripes, painted one colour, oh yeh baby. Funny thing is the more I see these wagons the more I like them , could they be the next big thing ?
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They already ARE the next big "thing" - sadly missed out on a Plymouth Satellite Road Runner wagon that was on eBay recently, just spent too long mulling it over. :thumbright:
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Yep, find myself looking at wagons as well, I've always had a thing about them. Matching wagon and racecar is an idea I've had for years.
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yeah I know what you mean,

I missed this by a month while I was getting ready to buy.. :evil: :evil:

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Post by Pete »

Sadly, I have always had a soft spot for a Vista Cruiser; I think it is the funky roof windows that do it - plus the 4-4-2 option 8-)
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Liking that, great looking cars! :thumbright:
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Post by octanejunkie »

I can't see the appeal of a wagon. At least not one with a hulking, thirsty V8. I've always associated wagons with practical duties. I like to run an estate as a sensible car for picking stuff up, taking dogs out etc, etc.
But for my classic toy it has to have more "pose" value.

Having said all that, we had a 1970 Ford LTD woody wagon with the hideaway lights come through the workshop this year. It was slammed and had a set of big torque thrust wheels on, and it did look proper cool.. :thumbright:
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