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Here is the project that i have been working on for a guy this winter. it is a 1972 olds vista cruiser wagon. This will be a cloan to the 4 or so wagons that hurst built for the 1972 indy race. They did up these wagons for the rescue personal to use around the track. then they took them back, i have a picture enclosed with a picture of a restored one with all the decals on it. in the next couple of weeks this one should be decaled up. Now on to the next project a few inches out of the roof on a 46 ford please.
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I love it! That is gonna be a really neat clone Rocky.
Wagons were my passion for years, since back then I was not allowed to own a hearse. Those days are over, but seeing this Vista Cruiser resto brought back alot of memories.
Step back in time to 2003, leaning against my 1965 Buick Sport Wagon, "vista-view" windows in the roof, tricked out with a 350 Chevy engine & Muncie 4-speed! God that was a fun old wagon... -
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Man thats was a cool car too!! It kind of fun when i have been working on it i have had some younger guys stop in and they were amazed at the glass on the roof, and the dual opening gate. fun stuff that gone, but not forgotten.Comment
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Mom had one when I was a kid. Loved the back seats.Comment
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My Buddy got a 68 Caprice station wagon for Cruzin The Coast. All origional, even all the rust. Next to the hearse, it looks like it has a chopped top, fun car too.Comment
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I always try to keep an old wagon around for cruising still, they're alot of fun & very practical for hauling chairs, coolers, & crap to shows! Sold off this old girl last year, 1969 Impala Kingswood 9 passenger wagon. Wish i'd been more careful who I sold to... they trashed this one & offered it back to me a few weeks ago. Pried all the trim off, sold the 15" x 8" Corvette wheels, & countless other disappointments so I had to walk away from it...
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what a shame hopefully when you sold it you got what you wanted for it. I always say there is more toys out there always looking for new homes.Comment
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My first car I bought with my own money was a 69 Chevy Kingswood wagon. I have a couple pictures in photo albums somewhere that I need to find. No digital back then.
Here is a picture of my 62 Chevy Belair in it's prime (sorry it's small, only one I could find quick). Still have it in my garage, but it is all taken apart right now.Comment
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Patiently awaiting a V-8 and a four speed!Comment
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that will be a cool ride, my uncle just last year sold one like that, it was satin black and lowered, and had the inline 6 with split manifolds. That sound awsome.Comment
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hoodlum, NICE wagon!!
wayne, sorry to hear about the one you had
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