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

hopefully 6 months or less away from completion

 

Here's mine (close to HAMB friendly)

 

I'll play...mine is bone stock too

1961 Studebaker Lark VIII

 

recent shots

 

that's freakin gorgeous

 

Love this long roof thread. I'm working on a 56 Buick wagon. It's my first project and yes, I got in way over my head. But I've learned to do body work and weld. I hope to get the upholstery done in February. I'd like to find new or good used outside door handles. If anyone know who can help pm me.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o>
Thanks
Mike

 

heres my daily driver

 

love the 59!

 

This may very well be my favorite thread on the HAMB!

 

Thought I would add a picture of the Edsel Roundup now that it is done.

There is a "before" picture somewhere early on in this thread.

Oldmics

 

I used to own this 63 impala wagon, back in the day.

 

This thread is really cool. I hunted for a wagon for over 2 years to find one that I felt was the perfect combination, I didn't want to settle. Some I passed on, others I wasn't quick enough with the checkbook.

A lot of the cars I looked at are posted on here under their new owners.

Anywho, a couple months ago I picked up my 58 Ford Ranch Wagon. Here is a photo shortly after I brought it home. Also in the picture are my two kids, dog, and if you look carefully, my wife's shoe.

 

My '64 Acadian with new whitewall tires.

 

If that isn't the very picture of domestic tranquility for an old-car guy, I don't know what is. Cool car, cute kids. Great pic.

-Dave

 

Very well stated!

 

Remove the newer cars and the fold up chair, and the picture could be from '58. Nice car.

 

Isn't that a still from the movie "North by Northwest"?

 

One of my customers driving off in his '57 wagon:

 

Thanks guys! We went to our first all day car show a while back and it was pretty cool to have everything we needed for the day all easily packed in the car.

This included: A cooler, bucket with cleaner, toolbox, bouncy for my 3 mo old, two folding chairs, one folding table, ez up tent, diaper bag, blanket for grass, plastic non folding chair for a kid, tricycle, umbrella stroller, and a big travel system stroller.

And yes, we used everything we brought except the toolbox. Woohoo!

I love my wagon.

 

Updated pics of mine - Now for sale

Youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK0Zg...el_video_title

More pics and an extensive list of details here:

http://forums.performanceyears.com/forums/showthread.php?t=676972

 

Here's my 56 delivery I drive it every day. and have taken it on many road trips

 

Wagons are cool.

 

Love your delivery. whats the suspension set up? lifts or bags?

 

My rustbucket 59 edsel.

 

Here's my '63. Picked it up a few weeks ago. It's a true survivor, factory A/C and all. Only thing I can tell has been changed is the front seat recovered. I changed the stock size pin-whites for big and little 14's and blacked the wheels. My only other plans are to lower it and drive the crap out of it!

 

Oh yeah!

 

Wow...I haven't seen many Impala wagons...

 

Badass wagons in this thread!

Here is mine;

 

Air Bags and Vintage Air. I don't care what anyone says when you can roll up your windows on a road trip and NOT sweat it's 1,000 times even more enjoyable when your wife is HAPPY. LOL

 

Thats fine w/ me. If i had space for A/C i would do it no in a heartbeat. Summer can be quite painful in city traffic!
Sometimes i even open the door at lights to avoid boiling! ahahah