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[AtomicEraTom]

I love all vintage full-size cars, but I have a special soft spot, just for wagons. My dad had a '66 Caprice Wagon in his day, and my folks had a '77 LTD wagon when I was a kid. I just loved that car. My grandparents had a '66 Caprice Wagon, and a '77 Lemans, as well. They just were more fun than regular cars, riding in the way back, looking out the tailgate. Kids eat that stuff up lol

lol lol Why am I not surprised?

 

[jamespowers]

I love all vintage full-size cars, but I have a special soft spot, just for wagons. My dad had a '66 Caprice Wagon in his day, and my folks had a '77 LTD wagon when I was a kid. I just loved that car. My grandparents had a '66 Caprice Wagon, and a '77 Lemans, as well. They just were more fun than regular cars, riding in the way back, looking out the tailgate. Kids eat that stuff up lol

You could get 15 people into a drive in too.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

What if I take all 3 of my wagons?

You could get 15 people into a drive in too.

 

[Stearmen]

What if I take all 3 of my wagons?

I think that is referred to as a Platoon!

 

[Auld Edwardian]

I think that is referred to as a Platoon!

If Tom gets the two more that I was suggesting, then it might well be a brigade!

 

[bulldog1935]

Auld Ed, beautiful car. My dad had a '67 Monterrey that was white with the same red interior. It was the car I learned to drive. Wide and low.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

lol

I think that is referred to as a Platoon!

I just had a guy offer me another wagon, but he wants my Cadillac car, so I probably won't be doing that.

If Tom gets the two more that I was suggesting, then it might well be a brigade!

 

[LizzieMaine]

Tom, your garage must have its own zip code.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

lol It probably would, if they were all in one spot! I've got them stored in three different locations.

Kinda goes along with what my brother said when we had the Squire out for a spin yesterday.
"On a foggy day, you probably can't even see all the way to the tailgate" lol

Tom, your garage must have its own zip code.

 

[Dixie_Amazon]

We have purchased a 1963 Studebaker Gran Tourismo Hawk and hope to be driving it by spring.

 

[Rathdown]

I had a '63 GT Hawk in 1965... a superb car, with very sophisticated styling. I particularly like the dash with the large round tach, speedo, and clock set right in front of the driver. Hmm. I'm beginning to feel a twinge of nostalgia. Or is that envy?

 

[jamespowers]

I think that is referred to as a Platoon!

Maybe even a Legion.

 

[jamespowers]

lol It probably would, if they were all in one spot! I've got them stored in three different locations.

Kinda goes along with what my brother said when we had the Squire out for a spin yesterday.
"On a foggy day, you probably can't even see all the way to the tailgate" lol

For a minute there, I thought you wrote that you let your brother drive you Squire.

 

[Auld Edwardian]

Auld Ed, beautiful car. My dad had a '67 Monterrey that was white with the same red interior. It was the car I learned to drive. Wide and low.

Thanks for the kind words from the "Lone Star State,"

I learned to drive in my Mom's 1974 Plymouth Fury station wagon, a car no doubt that AtomicEraTom might consider adding to his corral of station wagons.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Oh, heck yeah!

I learned to drive in my Mom's 1974 Plymouth Fury station wagon, a car no doubt that AtomicEraTom might consider adding to his corral of station wagons.

 

[BigFitz]

Thanks for the kind words from the "Lone Star State,"

I learned to drive in my Mom's 1974 Plymouth Fury station wagon, a car no doubt that AtomicEraTom might consider adding to his corral of station wagons.

My brother's first car was a '73 Fury, metallic blue with white vinyl top and 440 4bbl. It was a beautiful car(to me anyway). It looked just liked the one in the background in this ad.

 

[jamespowers]

Oh, heck yeah!

I still like this better:

 

[AtomicEraTom]

That'll work, but this is even better.

'Cause after all, a wagon's naked without her Di-Noc.

 

[Auld Edwardian]

Oh, heck yeah!

Sorry Tom,
I think the 74 Plymouth Fury wagon probably went to the crusher ages ago and was turned into razor blades. If it was somewhere in mothballs I would have dropped you a line and told you about it. In you case it at least if the Indians attack you can circle the wagons!

 

[Auld Edwardian]

My brother's first car was a '73 Fury, metallic blue with white vinyl top and 440 4bbl. It was a beautiful car(to me anyway). It looked just liked the one in the background in this ad.

My Mom's wagon was the same colour green as the one in the foreground with wood grained side panels. I learned to parallel park in that battleship!