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09-20-2004 #1
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Not sure if this will work 1st time posting pics. Yes wagon's are still hot. Here is my 62 Rambler Wagon with FI Vette LT1, full frame, 4 bar rear, mustang 2 front, etc , etc.
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09-20-2004 #2Hell yes!
Absolutely. Wagons are cool, they have that old-school SUV theory behind them, but they can be much more stylish, IMO. They're heavy, but that just gives you an excuse to build more power.

How 'bout an early '70's Olds Vista Cruiser with a 455? Sounds kick ass to me.
09-21-2004 #3
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brian......more pics of the rambler !!!!!
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09-21-2004 #4
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TRILOGY I will try and get some good pics when I roll her out this weekend. Just needs final cut and polish and minor trim finish. Should be 100% in a couple of weeks.
09-21-2004 #5Wagons
Wagons are one of my favorite types of vehicle... we've got 4 of them in fact. A '50 Olds Deluxe Woody, a '50 Olds Standard Woody, a '56 Ford Parklane (it's a 2 door, think Ford's version of the Nomad), and a '69 Olds Vista Cruiser. The Vista fits the faux-touring theme with the Budniks, but I've got all the Hotchkis and Baer stuff to go on it when the time comes. It's a really great car. Cruises like nobody's business. It's completely original (sans the wheels and exhaust), has the original paint, interior, drivetrain, etc... A little old lady in New Jersey bought it to take her friends to church and felt the need to order the high-compression 350, a turbo 400, and a 12-bolt posi. I drove it every day in high school (I'm in college now) and never had a problem.
-Brian<--- Artist formerly known as BlownSS502





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