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

Still a ways to go.....................

 

But soooo cool! HRP

 

Mine

 

My '50 Pontiac Tin Woodie.

 

I'm a Chevrolet guy, but that Ford Wagon is cool.I don't really too care much for skirts, but the single piece of glass for the sides will definitely set it off. Is the "woody" treatment something you built/designed?
I am Butch/56sedandelivery.

 

We did the woodie treatment ourselves. The 2 door wagon (ranch wagon) was never available with woodie trim. Only the 4 door wagon (country squire) was available that way.
Its gonna sit on tru spoke wire wheels with wide white bias look radials. You might feel different about the skirts then. (but maybe not)

 

Chaz, are the skirts removable? I can't see any seams in the picture.

 

Quick pic of me wag on the way home from our clubs Wagoneer nationals

 

Good morning. This is our daily driver. Also the grandson and I do road trips in her all the time. She's a no show go wagon and memory maker. Maybe I should start a road trip thread.

 

Here is one that sits until I figure out how to finance everything that I own. lol It really needs a new owner but time will tell and it needed to at least be shown in this thread. I bought it because it needed to be saved. /6 and 3 onda tree. It has a Mopac Railroad Police sticker in the rear window. It was bought new at POE Motors in North Little Rock, AR.

 

This is for sale, a great driver..............

 

The skirts are blended into the body. If we pull a pin on the rear shackle, the tires will come out of there. Not too much of a hassle for the overall look..... in our estimation.
Here's a look with the new wheels and tires . The wheels are narrow.. 5 inches ...

 

Our Dodge has a long roof... Dodge has a long roof....

 

My old 56 Ford Parklane the one year only Ford to compete with Chevys nomads. Mine had a 302 and AOD and A/C

 

http://www.eastcountymagazine.org/e...-paying-it-forward-helping-stranded-motorists



a "workin" wagon

 

Here's one I used to own. Joe

 

Had alot of fun with this one.

 

Its been almost a month since he last post, hoping for more station wagon
pictures and stories.

...................... Jack

 

my *only* 2 dr -- back in the 60s

 

Picked this one up last weekend. Plans are v8/5 lug conversion, 4 speed

 

Here's one I spotte a couple weeks ago......

 

My 55 Merc woodie -- & the woman who GAVE me one every time I looked at her -- back in the 80s -- down Mexico way --

 

Tetanusshot, Great looking Falcon wagon. I'm looking forward to your build thread.
Looks like you have little cosmetic work to do to this one..

........................... Jack

 

I will post a few pictures but probably no build thread. The car is in North Carolina being worked on by a pro buddy. We are doing a trade out. Sign work for fixing a few paint blemishes and doing the motor swap.. If I did the work myself it would take a month of Saturdays to complete! Busy season at work

 

Not a wagon but certainly has a long roof. The one that I should've kept

 

I too let one get away, a 1953 vintage, very reluctantly I might add. Joe

 

63 getting back on the road after 20 years

 

In the 70's I had a 48 Panel that was originally from a Fire dept. Used to take the Family camping with it. Years later did a similar build with a 37 Chevy Panel. Kids always complained because there were no side windows so I did my own Station Wagon conversion to a 37 Chevy Sedan Delivery which is the one I should've kept.