IndyJoe
IndyJoe Dork
6/4/16 10:33 a.m.

In reply to bastomatic:

I Likey !

914Driver
914Driver MegaDork
6/6/16 6:52 a.m.

Saw this really nice 1956 Dodge Sierra wagon at a local garage this weekend. Mike was pulling his hair out over the door poppers.

IndyJoe
IndyJoe Dork
6/16/16 1:45 p.m.

IndyJoe
IndyJoe Dork
6/16/16 1:48 p.m.

Not a fan of the color, but I'm diggin' the little winglet fins. So odd, they're kinda cool.

IndyJoe
IndyJoe Dork
6/20/16 6:38 a.m.

SilverFleet
SilverFleet UberDork
6/20/16 9:02 a.m.

In reply to IndyJoe:

I've been seeing that Torino wagon making its rounds on the interwebz for the past week. So much want!!!

IndyJoe
IndyJoe Dork
6/22/16 10:24 a.m.

1949 Cadillac Phantom Wagon

IndyJoe
IndyJoe Dork
6/22/16 10:25 a.m.

bravenrace
bravenrace MegaDork
6/22/16 1:23 p.m.
SilverFleet wrote: In reply to IndyJoe: I've been seeing that Torino wagon making its rounds on the interwebz for the past week. So much want!!!

That's because it was on Ebay just a week or two ago.

Cooter
Cooter Reader
7/27/16 8:29 p.m.

How have I missed this thread?

Love wagons, and try to have at least one or two in the Stable.

Bought this SW1 new in '93. Developed the infamous cylinder head crack in '07, and made the mistake of letting a friend swap a new head on it for me as a sidejob. He forgot something in #1 cylinder...

Then we got the "Roadmattress" Wonderful ride, and the smoothest car I have ever driven. But the Optispark woes swore me off LT1s forevermore. Shame, as it was a wonderful Road Trip car otherwise, with over 20 MpG if I kept it under 85...

After that there was another SW1, and a 66 Coronet wagon, a '72 GMC Suburban, and an '87 GMC Suburban that I bought right here on the forum. Sold it here, as well, when the trans finally gave up the ghost a couple years and who knows how many 10s of thousands of miles later. It was very good to me, and I worked the heck out of it.

(More Later)

ShawneeCreek
ShawneeCreek Reader
8/19/16 5:07 p.m.

Seen at Lowe's today: a very clean Ford Pinto Squire shooting brake

Indy-Guy
Indy-Guy Dork
8/30/16 7:56 a.m.

Indy-Guy
Indy-Guy Dork
12/29/16 11:46 a.m.

914 Driver posted this one in the "HotLinks" thread.... and boy oh boy, does it belong in here too!

Indy-Guy
Indy-Guy Dork
12/29/16 11:49 a.m.

Oh, and I found this one too!

Indy-Guy
Indy-Guy Dork
12/29/16 11:50 a.m.

Indy-Guy
Indy-Guy Dork
12/29/16 11:52 a.m.

Want.

slefain
slefain PowerDork
12/29/16 12:50 p.m.

Appleseed
Appleseed MegaDork
12/29/16 2:22 p.m.
paranoid_android74 wrote:
Jumper K. Balls wrote:
IndyJoe wrote:
I love how, in typical RR fashion they were unwilling change the suspension for fear of compromising ride comfort so the extra weight makes the rear end sag.
I wonder what the GVW is on that thing

GVW? Adequate.

Crackers
Crackers Reader
12/29/16 3:12 p.m.

My first car was one of these I bought for $100. The surprising number of NLA parts (like brake rotors?!) is the only reason I sold it after someone broke a window.

I do miss it though, and if it had looked like this one (mine was just black primered) I probably would have kept it and just sourced a window.

I keep deluding myself into thinking I'll buy it back. Last I heard it was still parked in my buddies yard, and still in my name 12 years later. LOL

oldtin
oldtin PowerDork
12/29/16 5:14 p.m.

oldtin
oldtin PowerDork
12/29/16 5:16 p.m.

mblommel
mblommel HalfDork
12/29/16 8:19 p.m.

Did we talk about how cool Falcon wagons are yet?

Indy-Guy
Indy-Guy Dork
12/30/16 9:14 a.m.
mblommel wrote: Did we talk about how cool Falcon wagons are yet?

Yes! PLEASE! Oh, that black one pushes all the right buttons!

sirrichardpumpaloaf
sirrichardpumpaloaf HalfDork
12/30/16 10:13 a.m.

Picture I took the other day while out appreciating my wagon.

MulletTruck
MulletTruck Reader
12/30/16 11:17 a.m.

I miss my little Wagon

It was my part hauler for a while. Turbo 2.3 from a Thunderbird, Ranger head, EMS from a XR4TI with the 5 speed. A sleeper that surprised a few people.

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