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

Here's my two:

 

That is one sweet '55.

 

My not-HAMB-Friendly '84 Ford (UK) Sierra wagon that I'm building with my Import-mad grandson (I needed something he could relate to, was a runner and was simple for him to learn on). It runs a 2 litre Pinto SOHC engine/5-speed stick that we're warming up a bit for a bit of street/strip action.

 

Here's my '64 Impala Wagon. Local Burbank car built at the Los Angeles plant and purchased new by the original owner in North Hollywood. 79,000+ original miles...

 

Nice! That interior looks great. Is the car silver or blue? Six stick.

 

Now with Supremes....

 

my new project.

 

There's lot's of Wagon Pics I posted on this thread

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=5392972#post5392972

 

Here's my latest LongRoof.

 

WOW! Very nice! If it was mine I would leave it stock, add some chrome wheels, maybe with baby moons, keep the thin whitewalls and drive it everywhere! ...the 3 on the tree is cool.

 

Those pictures break my heart.

20 yrs ago, I had one just like it except for a bit darker blue. Bel air, 283, pg, factory air and tinted windows. The light blue tint.

Traveled the country hauling our nostalgia fuel bike with it. The 283 had a serious blow by issue. 2 qts of oil per tank of gas. Never missed a beat as long as ya kept oil in her

Ended up selling it to a friend of mine. His crack whore wife went crazy one night and attacked it with an aluminum ball bat. Broke every single window and caved in ever body panel by the time she was done. I nearly killed him. He still won't come around me 20 years later because of it.

What a beautiful car you have. I am working on a '64 Nova Wagon now. 66,000 original miles. I am the second owner. She's a peach too.

 

That's why I don't sell to anyone local. When I sell a car I'd rather not see it anymore.

 

What an amazing find. I love those little single tail lights.
I would keep the steel wheels and stock dog dishes, they look great.
Does it have the rear jump seat?

 

there's mine <-

 

Here is one i have listed for sale in the classifieds for a friend of mine.
I wish i had the cash it is one pretty ride

 

Heres my new project... love me some wagons

 

Here's one we saw at Columbus Goodguys. EASILY my favorite car there. 58 Buick Estate Wagon. Tag said Bob Johnson (of Barrett-Jackson fame) out of AL or GA, I can't remember which.

 

WOW

 

Hell Yeah

 

Would never know by the pictures that it is blue. The sun does strange things to these new cameras..............

 

my jealousy is infinite.


love the 57 Fury and in Wagon for it is just that much better

 

Here's my new project, 62 Country Squire. 352/Cruise O Matic.

 

I'm still working on the wagon and it's getting closer to being on the road. HRP

 

some more pics.
http://s81.photobucket.com/albums/j207/finned440/caldwellplymouth/?start=0

 

I just picked this one up for $800 and it runs.

 

Well boys, after a two year search we have added the ever elusive Belair Beauville 9 passenger wagon to the garage. We have 4 boys and a girl on the way. Believe it our not we have been shoving the little guys onto the back seat of the 1930 Tudor for awhile. This model is one we have been after for a long time. Joe

 

Mine

 

Here's a newer pic of mine with the increased drop and '58 Buick Grille.

 

It’s a funny thing, Django. I seem to like every car you show us.

-Dave

 

They are hard to find, even an already-restored one that anyone will turn loose of.

I have 3 1956 Bel Air wagon possible deals going (finally) right now.

Been running ads everywhere for a long time, looking for an original "find"...a solid poroject.

Found a red/white body with all seats in AZ, a 210 9-pass. with ALL seats for parts in UT,
...and this thing hiding here in town. Still trying to work on $!

Here is one picture I have while trying to make a deal.

'56 9-passenger, Copper/beige, all seats...& look at those fenders!

Right here all along!

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