Something different
Posted: Sat Jul 09, 16 8:38 am
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 16 7:06 pm
I like that!
Posted: Tue Jul 19, 16 9:25 am
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 ?
GUY
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 ?
GUY
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 16 1:51 am
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.
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 16 7:01 am
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.
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 16 7:00 pm
yeah I know what you mean,
I missed this by a month while I was getting ready to buy..
http://www.cars-on-line.com/65316.html
I missed this by a month while I was getting ready to buy..
http://www.cars-on-line.com/65316.html
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 16 7:10 pm
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 
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 16 9:51 pm
Liking that, great looking cars!
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 16 1:32 pm
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..
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..