Hot Rods Looking for a station wagon project

I am still looking for a station wagon project. It may be on hold for a little while. I had surgery on my ankle yesterday. The Dr. removed a 2 and 1/4 inch screw form the bottom of my foot yesterday, that had worked loose. He said how where you even walking around like that? LOL.I have to use a roll around walker for the next 2 weeks and stay off the left foot. Then I go and see him in2 weeks and hopefully I can go back to work and start searching for station wagons again. It didn't hurt yesterday but it sure does today. As most of you know it is hard for me to just sit down and do nothing{unless I have a drink. LOL.}Check out the picture of the screw. After I heal up the Dr. said I should feel much better. Take care guys. Bruce.

 

embed that thing in clear resin and make a shift knob out of it.

 

^^^ that would be a good project you can do and use it on your "new" wagon...I'll be lookin for ya.

 

Quit screwin' around! Hope you're on your feet soon, Carp.

 

Speedy Recovery !

 

Here is a 1960 studebaker lark 8 wagon for sale . Looks pretty complete and solid for reasonable money
get well soon
Chappy

https://harrisonburg.craigslist.org/cto/d/doe-hill-1960-studebaker-lark-8-station/6800680883.html

 

Been on the look out her in SoCal for something unique for you but I realize there is just too much real estate between Socal and Tennessee to make it practical. Good luck on your recovery and search. I had a '65 Falcon 2 dr wagon in HS so I understand the long roof thing.

 

Bruce,
Ouestion: How much work are you willing to do? You want a project or a drivable wagon? What kind of price range? Answers would help us to be on realistic watch for you.

 

Bruce, get healed up quick! I second the clear resin shift knob.

 

Bruce, That screw is too new looking to have been in your old foot! Take care, get back on your foot and behave yourself. Although you probably have too right now. Since you have to behave I will not as it isn't any fun.

 

- Ha! plenty of time to search here, craigslist, Hemmings and many more for the "just right" project

 

Bruce, I wondered if maybe you had a screw loose...

ta dum tish!!

 

There is a HAMB'r from Oklahoma that has a 65 Ford SW that he mentioned recently about selling that looked pretty good in the photo he posted, just can't think of his name at the moment! Damn it is hell getting old

 

That explains a lot of your posts in the past....... You had a screw loose! Follow the Docs instructions and get well soon Bruce. All the best, Brian

 

Can we call you “ screw loose Bruce “..........

 

Thanks to you all.Bruce.

 

That Stude wagon is a project but is very affordable I would think. Unique too! If I lived closer to it I would consider it

 

they should have put some Loctite on that screw.

 

Heal up Bruce. Didn't realize you were ready to find one yet. What price range? Pre-'65?

 

That musta' hurt! It gave me the hebie-gebies looking at it!! Prayen for fast healing for you,

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Best wishes for a speedy recovery. You gotta use that screw on your next build. Snowman

 

Did you see this HAMB project for sale?
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/index.php?threads/1137024/

 

And another...
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/index.php?threads/1136617/

 

And another...
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/index.php?threads/1128209/

 

And another...
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/index.php?threads/1109159/

 

And another...
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/index.php?threads/1097458/

 

There is a 60 ford 2 door wagon on Kansas City Craigslist.. couldnt get link to work

 

WOW, what a beauty!!!Bruce.

 

Upspirate, I just had to finish tweeking this Buick wagon and it is up for sale.I don't think it will take long to sell it.Thanks Bruce.