Features Our Wagon on Hemmings web site

My pal Don (rustyfords) sent me the link,it's just a ad for Coker tires but it's always cool to see your car posted on other websites along with several other cool cars. HRP

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Regardless of the year, make or model, station wagons are hot, and they're a perfect candidate for a set of wide whitewall tires. This '54 Ford Ranch Wagon is sitting a couple inches lower than stock and features a set of aftermarket steel wheels to go along with its whitewall tires.

 

Lookin' good -- as usual.

 

Looking good
It would be awesome to see it in real life.

 

Love that wagon. Did you know they were going to use it or is just a really cool surprise?

 

Cool wagon HRP. I like the whole article. I would love to see the GM Futureliner in person

 

Great looking wagon, it's deserving of the exposure...congrats.

 

Congrats - sure with some really good company (in more ways than one)

 

I didn't have a clue but when Tommy Lee Byrd who takes photo's for Coker gets you to sign a release it gives them the rights to use the photo's in their advertising,I was surprised when the used my Deuce pickup on the cover of the 2011 catalog. HRP

If you ever get to the States I'm sure we can arrange for you to not only see the wagon but we would love to load you up and take you for a ride and lunch.

Thank you sir,I appreciate it. HRP

 

That is a tastey wagon ! Good press right there.
I remember when the catalog arrived at out ship the other year. I remember saying " Hey , I know that truck ! " , lol .

 

I saw that the other week or month, and thought, that looks like HRPs wagon.
Then you had a pic in a thread here somewhere of the wagon, and I was going to say something, but not being 100% sure, thought I'd say nothing, just in case I was wrong.

 

Cool!

 

I still never get tired of seeing your station wagon. Bruce.

 

Thanks guys,I appreciate the kind words. HRP

 

Nice , that's saying something about your fine builds

 

Congratulations Danny the wagon looks great. Also thanks cause I just looked at my post count and noticed it was 666so you gave me the chance to get that off my back!

 

That wagon really holds its own among some great company...

 

Good for you, it must feel great to see your cars pictured like that. You can count that as an early Xmas present.

 

Robert,Rusty,Chuck and Dave,thanks guys. HRP

 

That's really cool!

 

First the truck, now the wagon, Corky needs to pony up some royalties for you. Looks great, Danny.

 

Glad for ya! 2 cars in Coker's catalogs, quite the feat!

 

Congrats Danny.

The wagon looks great!

 

Danny cool. its always nice to be recognized. Well its nice to be recognized for an accomplishment like yours.

 

Thanks you sir. HRP

 

Tim,Don,Rod and Beeno,the recognition by Coker is cool but the accolades from my friends is really the icing on the cake. HRP

 

H.R.P. your wagon is one of the sweetest ever, your restraint to keep it so classic cool is the best. That picture is perfect, love the sliding windows open like that, congrats on the exposure, Corky knows

 

Thanks you,and the sliding windows are stock,I tried to keep the car simple and understated. HRP

 

Ive been lucky to have my T modified in a few publications.It sure puts a bit of wind in your sails.

 

Folks I've seen that wagon up close and personal, and I can assure you all that it is BETTER than that pic! We had a gathering and a great dinner at Frankie Four Finger's place in Moonville, SC after a day @ the Greer, SC drag strip in Spring of '14, and Danny and his lovely wife Brenda were there in that fantastic wagon. I spent a considerable amount of time talking with the 2 of them and Danny still gives me hell about my appetite for mud bugs (crawfish to those of you unfortunates who don't live in the South.)
It takes some real will power to keep a restoration by a hot rodder under control and exercise the restraint Danny and Brenda used in not trying to jazz it up to leave their personal marks on it. Way more restraint than I showed in my consumption of mud bugs!!!!!!!

 

It does put a grin on your face. HRP