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I think it was Paul Newman who had a Volvo 240 wagon converted with a Ford V8, never saw the car but I'll bet it was a real sleeper.
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I love wagons, shooting brakes, etc.
This is "Helga - the Hellfire Wagon"  angela 
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OK, I was resisting but here is my latest "Station Wagon"
 
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same guy owns both of these and told me he wants to sell one or the other.
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Jeep Wagoneer posted yet?
Here is the original (1963).  Rumor is for a 2013 Jeep Wagoneer, slotted above GC and using some mods that Maserati made on their GC version. Said to look a bit Durango-ish. |
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1964 Chevelle 300 wagon...the "mini Nomad"
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We had this for two years, mainly to haul our two dogs, buy supplies for our wood-fired brick oven pizza restaurant (in the back ground), and to haul a 924 turbo back and forth from WI to NM. Sold it to a friend of mine recently and regret it ever since. Gonna look for another in the southwest. Not quite a station wagon, but similar!
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10-21-2011, 04:48 PM
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Certainly the most boring wagon, but definetly the most reliable, and I love it. I do a lot of "just driving around" and it uses up very little fuel. I can fit the dawg, bicycle, tools, and have even slept in the back.
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Sorry, I thought they were everywhere. I't just an ordinary ole Toyota Corolla with a 1,600cc engine.
!999 manufacture, and I bought if for New Zealand dollars $4,000 six months ago. NZ dollars $4,000 converted to USD$ ummm, it means the car was almost free. |
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