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

60s Style,
I don't know what years they were, but I can remember seeing 4 lark two door wagons in person (counting yours)

 

an Olds...

 

yes, I love the ambulance as the centerpiece of a cocktail party....

man, is that '64 Squire nice.

here's a Cornbinder.

 

wow Jdee,

that first picture is mesmerizing

Paul

 

Had to make mine 6" longer X 6 & 1/2" lower

 

One of MY favorites.....built, owned & DRIVEN by Jerry Campbell of Wilmington, DE.

 

heres mine,
a 59 ford country sedan and
a 58 dodge sierra

 

next

 

Damn you guys got some nice looking wagons!!! Here is my wife's lil station wagon I just finished. Come see it live and in person at the hunnert car pile up next weekend. I am thinkin of selling it though because I got a 54 ford country squire woody wagon. I think that would be cooler any body got a pic of one a them done up? later drew

 

mine

 

my 57

 

no other woodies? Tommy, your Ranch Wagon is one of my all-time favorite HAMB rides.

 

Weeds wanted me to post a pic of his Longroof for him since he's old and Computer illiterate

 

Here is one of The Reverend's at the Hillcrest Drive-in, on it's last night before it was to be torn down....damn shame...I saw the FIRST Star Wars in that place! The car; a mint little 69 Falcon.

 

Local Wagon

 

Here is a 67 Bel-air my buddy Marty showed up with at our club meeting. It's a little dark......but you get the idea!

 

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Damn you guys got some nice looking wagons!!! Here is my wife's lil station wagon I just finished. Come see it live and in person at the hunnert car pile up next weekend. I am thinkin of selling it though because I got a 54 ford country squire woody wagon. I think that would be cooler any body got a pic of one a them done up? later drew

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How much?

 

Re: the white Edsel. "Gggaahhhhh"...(the Homer Simpson craving drool--it's a good thing)

 

Four that I used to own and then a,"mystery wagon"
Safariknut

 

another

 

still another

 

and my favorite

 

and the final one;supposedly a 56 Nomad with the front half of a 55 Pontiac frame grafted on at the firewall area.WHY?

 

In case no one else mentioned it, there IS a club or two and a magazine for old classic trailers (like you'd hitch behind your waggin's). The magazine is/was called "Lost Highways". One of my friends has an airstream and he said their is a classic airstream club and they really get into it, like valuing the trailers based on how many panel sections are at the top etc. (dates the trailer and also a rareity thing). There are obviously guys into the itty-bitty "Mickey" trailers, too. I think there are restoration parts available from a few sources. One place was in Orange, CA a couple years ago...

You wagon guys ought to check into this stuff. Just be CAREFUL hauling a trailer, as the old brakes on these cars suck if you haven't upgraded. Plus bad handling, and bias tires to boot...

Too cool though.

 

This '60 belong's to a friend of a friend...fully bagged , pearled and damn nice!!




Rat..

 

Anyone have any buicks?

 

Here's a 38 year old shot of the matching tow car and digger. Both powered by '59 389's. Still have the dragster....wish I had the wagon....

 

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Wish this one was mine.Taken at Woodward Ave several years ago.

 

Buicks? Sure:

This one is in Sweden:



This one in Switzerland:

 

How about a Swedish made long roof?



and I owned this one when I lived in Sweden. Cool part hauler...