Folks Of Interest STATION WAGONS ~ JUST HAMBER OWNED

My 56 'Mad, a Father and Son project with my dad. Been cruisin for a little over a year now, and just got back from Goodguys with my 2 boys. Makin memories.

 

Love the wagons Bruce. The 56 is my favorite.
I think we will be coming up for the weekend in September for the rod run maybe we can hang out

 

Hope it's no too morbid, but I still miss my late Falcon wagon... Now a pile of bent and broken parts.

 

Nice thread. Here's my Falcon

 

My 65 Impala wagon.........great cruiser with 383 stroker, 200R4 & Bilstein shocks..........many trips in this one.....have recently replaced polished American's with chromed GM Rally wheels, 7's & 8's......

 

will keep my eye out for you, any ideas ?

 

Here are two of mine. 1964 Comet, 289, 3 speed. Was the family car for years. Has been semi-retired from daily use.


1951 Plymouth, 318, 904 torqueflight. Have owned it for 32 years, my favorite driver.

 

Both are nice but I love the shape of the Plymouth's body. HRP

 

Here's my 68 Country Sedan.
390,C6,A/C,PS,PW,
She needs a bit of attention on the
front end , but I have a good set of fenders and a front bumper for it.
I bought it from a farmer for $425. I need to still apply for a title
But I've checked and it's all clear.

 

I've had these 2 for a while. Why don't I ever finish something that I start??? '47 Oldsmobile Woodie and a '62 Rambler Classic

 

I think our old wagon has been posted a lot. She's a daily driver and lots of fun. Ron ...

 

Here is my 52 tin woodie, loaded with 8 grand kids headed for ice cream at the local drive inn.
Jim

 

My current project- 60 Olds Dynamic 88 Fiesta wagon.

Love me a wagon, had a 53 2 door Ranch wagon, a 2 door 60 Brookwood and a 4 door 60 Brookwood and several off topic daily drivers.

 

Here's my '51 Chevy.

 

My '65 Rambler I bought when I was 13 with my corn detassling money. $550 plus another hundred my grandpa kicked-in. Be 25 years later this month that I've owned it. People I bought it off of are gone. Grandpa's gone too. I was able to track down the original owner on facebook though. Found his son on facebook (unusual last name helped). Guy is in his nineties. Bought it for his wife to drive. He had no stories or special memories though.

 

This is BADASS

 

Here is my current wagon. 1953 in all its natural patina. Fatman front, 9" rear on 4 link, hot 327.

 

My old 55 Poncho wagon.

 

Here's my "54 Plymouth Suburban wagon. I bought it in 2008, finished it in 2011.

 

Here's one I've been working on for too long.

 

Here's our 2 wagons. 55 handyman and 36 Woodie

 

We're thinking either a Tri-Five (gotta be a four-door) or another '62-64 Chevy II. Maybe a '58-64 full-size (I grew up being carted around in a '60 Parkwood), but since it'll be Sara's primary driver, smaller might be better. Nothin' crazy, and honestly the more boring the better. Something we can road-trip in without too much concern for reliability and parts availability.

 

Mine wins the ugly contest!

 

I had a friend in high school that drove a red Rambler wagon very similar to yours,he chauffeured several attractive seniors every day,3 of the young lady's were cheer leaders.

Odd,how seeing your wagon triggered that memory. HRP

 

For those that don't know Boones,his first wagon was the car that inspired me to pull ours out of the barn and build it.

I met Ken through our mutual friend Deuce Roadster (Randy Nash) at Goodguys in Charlotte,N.C.and he & Randy convinced me to join the Hamb many years ago. HRP

 

Will start on this after SpeedWeek.

 

my pile