Project: LONG HAUL - LONG ROOF

[beater65]

Man, I just read through your entire thread.



Your families involvement in events and in the garage is inspiring. I have owned a 65 Malibu wagon for right at a year now and was struggling with deciding to go airride or my original plan to build a nice pro-touring static suspension. After reading the thread and a conversation recently with Mark Savitske I think I have solidified my path. I hope eventually I can ditch the ebay arms I currently have and put together a functional corner carver close to as cool as yours at some point.

You may know the car possibly. Guy named Greg Parker from Osceola IN owned it.

[tommycomfort]

Man, I just read through your entire thread.

Your families involvement in events and in the garage is inspiring. I have owned a 65 Malibu wagon for right at a year now and was struggling with deciding to go airride or my original plan to build a nice pro-touring static suspension. After reading the thread and a conversation recently with Mark Savitske I think I have solidified my path. I hope eventually I can ditch the ebay arms I currently have and put together a functional corner carver close to as cool as yours at some point.

You may know the car possibly. Guy named Greg Parker from Osceola IN owned it.

Man, thanks for your comments! We've been horrible about updating build threads and it's really good to know folks are still looking at them. Deb's wagon is an absolute "mule". All last year we double and sometimes triple registered it for events because our other Chevelle is still down. We thrash on it without remorse and so far, it just keeps coming back for more!
I love your wagon, but I can't say that I ever saw it previously. Let us know if you start a build thread of your own so we can follow along.
Tom