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

Bitchin'

 

You're fuckin kidding, right???

 

At the top of this page, someone tried posting an image and added the wrong code. Here it is.

Dave
http://www.roadsters.com/

 

just picked this up

 

Nope, it is so ridiculous anyway so I might as well make it completly stupid. Or, I might just Earl Schieb it blue and call it good.

 

How about a "Henry J" longroof?

This one is getting ready for 2008 SEMA show.

 

That is just wrong. Cool but wrong haha

 

My '59 Ford Country Squire I sold about two years ago. The wagon was completely original paint, int etc... had 53k original miles. Came with all paperwork since new..unbelievable wagon. A guy I do work for knew I had it and really wanted it so I sold it to him....which was ok because I had found a 62 Dodge max wedge car for a great price so goodbye Squire hello Dart I still see that wagon about every 6 months..the guy loves it..It was just a great car with great history and paper. Doing a '60 Rambler American wagon now. Had a all original 57 Ford Country Squire with 70k orig miles..got it from the original family. Had all registrations since new in the glovebox. I will try to find pics..that thing was better than the '59. Black on red too I wish I had that one again..we loaded the family in it all the time and hit PCH. Great car.

 

Turned mine into a sedan delivery...54 plymouth...spraying color next week

cool tees: www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=236347

 

You guys are a bad influence!

I started thinking about an old wagon as a tow vehicle for the digger I'm building. Then I started thinking that my daughter will need a school vehicle. If she get's my Blazer I'll need to come up with a new daily. As I've been mentioning this to the dear wife I've been getting the "look".

All that being said, this thread rocks for a reference!

 

I posted a few pages back, but here she is with most of the glass and trim back on:

 

Thats amazing^^

 

These Longroofs can really grow on you. The more I see the more I want one. It's hard to believe, but at one time you couldn't give one away.

 

future project whenever the other get done

 

Man that thing is beautiful

 

Beaterville-mobile. Looks like white trash, all new drivetrain, tubular control arms. People move their cars away from me and my 'ol wagon. Guess they're afraid my cast iron doors will put a dent in their tin cans!

http://public.fotki.com/teddisnoke/bmw-2002/021.html

 

I really like it! May just be partial though. Wanting steel wheels. Can't decide if I want rallys or smoothies.

 

normally I might agree on steel wheels but those Americans look perfect on that nova, and I don't like torque thrust wheels! (just because they are too common)

 

It is posted on a few threads on the HAMB but here is my new 56.

 

Just had to get my wagon on the infamous longroofs thread.

That Pontiac wagon is spectacular!

 

Almost done now, just needs to have the front dropped an inch or two...

 

Here's one I had a few years ago. It was a lot of fun, 283, Glide, Factory A/C. Fun Fun, didn't see many in the Midwest.

 

Here's some of my 1980 Malibu Wagon, A work in progress




Rendering of my future plans for the wallpaper wagon

 

Thanks! I'll keep the torq thrust, but this car has me wanting steelies and whitewalls!

 

The henry j looks cool.

 

almost 900 replies, but non of them a 71-76 GM full size (clamshell) wagon. Here's mine: a 1972 Buick Estate Wagon (455/4, full options, deluxe interior)






Powered tailgate in motion:

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A couple shots that I received from the originak owner of the 1963 wagon I bought from "gasser57" to replace the late model my dumb ass totalled...

 

I know, it's not old but I tried to make it look old and a little cool. 1992 Roadmaster converted into a sedan delivery with welded doors, filled windows, louvered hood, crazy stripes and flames, hollywood flippers. Nothing wrong with making the newer rides look like they were done way back.

 

MIKEY---
Now that is just flat out BITCHEN

 

Thanks "da34guy" for that compliment. Nice to have a ride that always starts, rides smooth, has ac with the kustom touch. It really turns heads. First comment is "WTF". It'll do till I can the '38 Chevy Delivery going.

Mikey
www.MikeysPinstriping.com