Features Alllllll the Longroofs.....Let's see 'em boys

Austin A35. JW

 

Gorgeous. I have never seen a wagon like this. A friend in high school here in Oregon in 1967 had an Austin A30 2-Dr. sedan which looks identical to the front half of this wagon. Semaphore signals and all, it was slow but a lot of fun.

 

Pretty cool one here



But wait, there's more
"This 1957 Oldsmobile Golden 88 Fiesta Is Packing J-2 Rocket Power"


The rest of the story
Here:
https://www.hemmings.com/stories/1957-olds-fiesta-j-2-station-wagon/

 

Neat Pontiac, please disregard the fact this is a for sale car.

"A Brief Look At A Rare 1965 Pontiac Tempest Custom Safari"



https://www.hemmings.com/stories/a-brief-look-at-a-rare-1965-pontiac-tempest-custom-safari/

 

63 Plymouth

 

I may have posted this before but how often do you see a Corvair wagon. Original no less.

 

drug this home from Montana.... some ***embly required.

 

54 Plymouth Plaza

 

Would love to see a build thread on this one.

 

I would like more info on that dual quad poly

 

What the heck is that?
Hey @earlymopar

 

^^^^^Looks like a 1962 Dodge Dart Wagon.^^^^^

 

Yep. J Hansen is correct. The 2nd picture of the dual-four Poly appears to be in a different car from the fender color.

 

Greg
The dual four intake is what I questioned, what did Chrysler put the 2x4 in?

 

^^^^Some info^^^^
https://poly318.com/poly-318-engine-history-information/

 

Doug: There was a (from memory) one year only offering of the dual four intake on the Poly 318 in 1957 that provided 290 (advertised) H.P.. Great flowing manifolds although they weigh a little more than a ton!

 

Neat!
My mental database on early Mopar offerings is a bit cloudy Greg, the poly engines especially.

 

Gorgeous! And the running gear is.....?

 

That's OK Doug. I'm far from an expert myself.