station wagons,da long roof..let's see um.

You've seen it............Got it off Grumpy built by Luckys8Ba........

 

Nope, not that cool. My only Mopar at the moment is the '66 Coronet wagon I'm afraid. I do have a garage full of polys and poly stuff (some vintage speed). '66 was the last year for the poly 318 (1957 - 1966 {67 in Canadian trucks only}). I just happen to have had the last year 318 poly in my wagon, and I fell in love with 'em. It is kind of weird having a quintisential 50's motor in a 60's musclecar.

If you want a poly 318, I'm open to trades.

~Jason

 

My daily longroof 6 months outa the year.

 

My Daily Driver, 365 Days a Year...I know you have seen it before...1956 Buick wagon...

 

Almost done..

 

Just got mine on the new chassis, open drive line, PS PB, 700R4, etc. Now that it's running good I'm going to start the custom stuff. Looking at 55 Chev headlights, possibly making it a 2 door, the lower tailgate will get split in the middle so it opens up like doors, plus misc mods such as shaving, nosed, etc.

 

Tri-power 427-4 speed - 14,000 original miles

 

Here's my bro's 60 Chebby Wagon.....seats 60 strippers cum-fortablely. It's up for grabs in the classifieds,.... if you are into helping out single mothers of America.

 

gotta love wagons!! this ones for sale.

 

Can't seem to figure how to upload these-- a couple of ours:

http://atomicage.net/images/sq_wagon1.JPG
http://atomicage.net/images/CADDY4_small.jpg

 

christmas time in whittier.

 

wagons are gay, hatchbacks are the shit.

 

a few

 

And away we go.......My first post on the HAMB. Just got this 52 wagon. Hope to get some tips on upcoming fixes.

 

here we go guys still i<a href="http://photobucket.com/" target="_blank"></a>n the works<a href="http://photobucket.com/" target="_blank"></a>

 

53 merc waiting for some love, Ed ke6bnl

 

That Bel Air wagon is sweet!

 

Too many projects so have this one for sale! '67 Fury, 32,000 orig miles! Ex-pulp mill ambulance duty! Only needs mc and exhaust to be road worthy. Really nice wagon! Great patina and check out the dog dish caps! $3,000.

 

saw this about a week ago in a parking lot, i dont think it was real but it looked pretty cool none the less. the only reason i say that is because the interior looked cheesy and out of place compared to the rest of the car.

 

I'd bet a paycheck it's this fella. Saw him at Indy Goodguys, too. Yes, it's a "clone" of sorts. Damn fine work from what I could see on it.

 

Hey, my '66 Coronet wagon's from Canada!

~Jason

 

Cool - not too many roadsters ever sold up here (when manufacturers were still makin' 'em) but we do like to haul so...wagons it is! Now that they're cool, these wagons are starting to dry up too though...

Steve

 

Heres mine, just posted it after a complete makeover. But one more time. My 1956 Buick Wagon

 

My long roof-toy, a 1962 Chrysler New Yorker. I just bought some Supremes and custommade duo-line DiamondBack-tires for the wagon. Along with lowering the car this should look nice I guess.

Later on I plan to install a set of longram-intakes on the engine.

 

so, what would a set of custom made diamondback tires cost a guy?

 

I recall to have paid $164 ea for those rubber rollers. And just about double that amount because I live in f*cking Europe.
It would've been a smart idea to become a Alliance member but I believe that was still in the works when I ordered them.

They're 235/60/15 tires. I always wanted 60-series white-line tires on the wagon and since they're not available off the shelf I decided to have some custom tires made for once.

 

who sells them?

 

trying the photobucket thing

 

Hey Bob, are you one of the Alliance discount companies?...Mike