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That’s one very cool wagon!!

 

Station wagons are on fire these days, I remember when I was young NO ONE wanted a station wagon! Back in the mid 80's I bought a cherry 68 Impala wagon, because I wanted the 327 in it. That engine went in a Scout, and the rest of the car to the crusher.

 

That 1960 wagon is the same body as my dad’s first car I remember, only ours was the Nomad version. I believe the hierarchy was Brookwood, Impala, then the top trim was Nomad. Ours was Roman red with red interior. It was a special order car for the zone manager of the Norwood, Ohio assembly plant, but was delivered late. My dad’s Navy buddy in WW2 was a Chevy dealer outside Cincinnati, and called up my dad when this car became available. It had a lot of options that were not normally available.
A lot of memories in that car! its rare today to see a Chevy wagon from this era. This car should sell very quickly!
-Donny

 

Wouldn't you love to see the INSIDE of that guy's garage?!!!

 

Griswald family vacation.

 

I'm currently bidding on this one on ebay....under no illusion that I'll win it.

 

THAT is ONE AWESOME WAGON!!!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/166540659202

WOW!
I knew some Hot Wheels were pricey, but this one is really high!
Hot Wheels RLC Series 10 Real Riders Custom 66 GTO Wagon, 3029/4000 | eBay
It's still a bargain compared to the real thing! Ha.

 

I love station wagons, always have. My first car was a ‘72 Vega GT wagon. I currently have an ‘01 BMW 525it wagon, and have had a few wagons in between.
This ‘66 GTO tribute is awesome. The only thing keeping it from being perfect is the 200R4, but that can be easily fixed with a 4L60.
Even the color is perfect, nearly the same as my project ‘66 Chevelle convertible which is Aztec Bronze w/bronze interior. Best of luck on bidding on a car that should have been made by Pontiac.
-Donny