Look at this Caddy sation wagon

Ever stop to think how much easier our lives would have been, not to mention how much more money we'd have for cool **** like this, if we got the ****** treatment when we turned 17?

-Brad

 

man, i could look at that cruise bomb forever, what an absolute rare, sweet ride!

 

dang, that 69' caddy wagon is authentic, ain't it? never knew real caddy station wagons existed outside the Superior or Flxible catalog options..

 

Between 1970 and 1972 I was stationed in Key West, Fl.We would go to Miami to the drags and mess around afterward. There was night club that had a Caddy wagon about a 68 or 69 with their name painted on it. I thought it was pretty cool then too.

 

I saw a mid-70's wagon in the northeastern suburbs of Detroit. I thought it was a good looking car. I think if Cadillac had taken these 'in house' that they would have sold quite a few. In the 1980's, the Detroit Cadillac dealer I worked at dealt with R.S. Harper Coachbuilders (Clarkston, MI?) on the he****s and limos we got in. They also did a few wagon conversions themselves in the early '70's. I'd love a H&E car. No expenses spared.

 

Check this one out !

 

So cool, I want one!

 

thats beautiful


now I want one

 

These are for sale right now:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cadi...Cars_Trucks&hash=item256fa19a8f#ht_2636wt_713

 

anyone wana give me $55000?

 

I remember those from when I was in cali about 4 years ago, if I recall they were only 2 and they were way more affordable: about 1/10th of that price each. I'm pretty sure of an affordable price since I wanted to get one, but with no place for such a uge car and the moving in progress, I p***ed...

 

Its hard to believe how many of these have survived!

 

A friend sent me this photo, I don't see it in this thread. Sorry if it's been mentioned.

 

^^^^^now that's a home run.....