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Saw this one in a DeSoto Club on Spacebook - I think they were looking for parts.
I saw that episode. Man, that Suburban just BARELY squeezed into that enclosed trailer. It was a cool wagon, for sure. Love the flashlight...
The YouTuber Iron City Garage rescued one of these from a farm - I believe Iowa - a few months back. It was a very cool video - I couldn't...
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It's a pretty ordinary '51/52 Chrysler sedan - but, for some reason, it sort of jumped out to me that there appear to be no exterior door handles...
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I can't tell from the angle of the photo if this is a full two door sedan or an actual coupe with the shorter greenhouse. The coupe is an...
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Wow - that is sad. I'm guessing that is not a recent photo. There can't be more than a handful of these left.
This thing is definitely rotting, though it sits along a highway for sale - phone number listed, no price. I think it might be a late '50s...
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[ATTACH] This is one of the interior shots of the rusty '57 Belvedere just a few posts above - what is that thing the red arrow is pointing at?
I thought it might be an early '50s Mopar, maybe a DeSoto......
I've always liked this era of Packard. Sorta homely in a way - I guess I like 'em because they aren't all that common. I seem to recall reading...
[/URL][/URL] Spot on - that is how the cargo area should look. Very nice job![/ATTACH] Very nice - to me, your cargo area has just the right...
I also like this lyric from Conversation With The Devil I said, "Oh man, wait a minute there's gotta be something wrong I ain't a bad guy, just...
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[ATTACH] Thanks for this rear view of an uncommon car. Rear views of station wagons are usually the most interesting, since the front usually...
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[ATTACH] Something you don't see every day - love it! You don't have a photo of the rear end, do you?
Very nice and very uncommon
An unusual and interesting wagon, especially with the 6 banger - thanks for posting.
To me, the '49 Chevy tail lights look somewhat similar to the stock lights on this '50 DeSoto Woodie Wagon. I like the overall look, and I don't...
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Wow, that stuff looks great. I prefer the DeSoto gauges over Chrysler’s for those years.
Love these wagons. Gonna nitpick a little - I believe 1954 was the first Conestoga, rather than 1953.
That red Chrysler wagon is a 1951 New Yorker Town & Country - quite rare. Wheelbase 131.5”, 6” longer than the DeSoto featured in this thread....
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