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08-28-2012 #1
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Possible PT Wagon?
Saw this the other day and had to turn around and get a picture:
The fabric in the rear cargo windows almost looked like solar panels, but not positive what it was. Imagine that thing as a PT car!
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08-28-2012 #2
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I see a lot of difficulty negotiating cones. That is one serious land yacht!
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lol awesome.
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I wonder if that was an airport wagon? I've seen several stretched cars designed for airport duty back in the '60s, but never a Pontiac wagon like that. It's cool!
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I like it!
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You want big, how's this - I've got a 1992 Caprice Wagon that I use for filming. It's got 59,000 on the original 5.7L L05 engine and I SERIOUSLY doubt anyone can make this tub handle. Hell, it's bigger than my '68 Charger for gods sakes.
Gotta say though, that old Pontiac is VERY COOL!Never trust a pretty girl... or a lonely midget.
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that is a big boat, but it sure is cool!
I wonder how many layers of rubber are going to peel off swinging it in the corners...Dave
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If the ridetech dually can do it I imagine almost anything could
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That was sarcasm when i posted 'possible PT wagon' :-) Originally Posted by cornfedbill
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Those were airport duty cars... I saw one of these surface on eBay a while back but it wasn't anywhere near that nice. It would be fun until you hit your first steep driveway ;)
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Very interesting car. Thanks for taking and posting the pic.
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Wow! I bet that would be fun on the Tail of the Dragon!!
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Screw the wagon......gimmie the Buick!!!
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yeah, the buick was nice too. Funny that several people actually stopped and took pics of the wagon though
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