What is the one (1) station wagon you'd like to see kitted?

[Luc Janssens]

Right now I'm leaning towards this one...but one based on the Torino will do to.
IMHO Ford in the '70s had the best looking wagons

http://ideas.revell.de/ideas/item/2894/

[Harry P.]

Eric Forman's Vista Cruiser.

[mike 51]

1957 Ford Ranch Wagon....

[jeffs396]

1968 Impala

[TooOld]

Eric Forman's Vista Cruiser.

I'm not picky . . . any Vista Cruiser will do !

[johnbuzzed]

'71 Satellite- I've seen one done up very nicely. No, wait... my '67 Fury II, with the baby moons and trim rings. No, the '67 Vista Cruiser- do it up a'la 442...

[John Pol]

1963 Chevy 2 wagon would like to see it come out again

[Muncie]

Grew up in a Mopar family - Learned to drive in a 1960 Dodge Dart Seneca, and a 1971 Satelite. Ether of those would be OK

That '68 Impala would be wonderful - and with woodgrain trim could easily be a Caprice

But the one I want is a 1956 Chevrolet 210 Handyman 2-door wagon.

One of the resin bodies is close, but none have the tailgate good enough.

With the Nomad chassis and the DelRay sedan, Revell is 3/4 there. Could aslo make a sedan delivery out of it.

Other than some general appeal as a junior stocker drag car or cool street car, probably not enough to make it to production.

[disabled modeler]

JUST 1...???...that would be too tough for me but any of these would do...

64,69,70 Bonneville/Safari wagon

69 Impala wagon

68,69 Malibu wagon

65,66,67,68,69,70 Fury wagon

68,69,70 Cutlass wagon or Vista

65,66,67,68,69,70 Mercury wagon

61,67,70 LTD wagon

66 Buick Skylark sport wagon

64 Buick Electra/Wildcat wagon

70 Pontiac LeMans wagon

65,66,67,68,69,70 Dodge Manaco wagon

[Harry P.]

Instead of all those '60s-'70s bricks that all look alike, why not something a little less mainstream and a lot more stylish?

[disabled modeler]

That is cool too but I am a 60s/70s guy myself.

[Harry P.]

That is cool too but I am a 60s/70s guy myself.

Actually when I said "all those bricks" I was referring to that wagon in the first post, not your list. But as I read your list, yeah... lots of cars that all look pretty much alike.

Time to widen your horizons. It's a great big automotive world out there...

[sjordan2]

Available in resin but not in styrene or wide release, the Volvo P1800 ES.

Edited August 8, 2014 by sjordan2

[johnbuzzed]

Harry, what is that- it looks like a Town and Country?

[DynoMight]

Skip, I liked the Volvo wagons, those would be cool sleepers...

[Harry P.]

Another one that's not the "same old same old"...

[Harry P.]

Harry, what is that- it looks like a Town and Country?

1949 Packard.

[John Goschke]

'57 Mercury Voyager. True two-door hardtop wagon!

[DynoMight]

'57 Mercury Voyager. True two-door hardtop wagon!

That's a good looking wagon.. Sporty, but conserved...

[ToyLvr]

Vista Cruiser!

[Kennyboy]

or even this

Edited August 8, 2014 by Kennyboy

[Harry P.]

Harry, what is that- it looks like a Town and Country?

Another angle of that Packard...

[om617]

72-73 Monaco with the hidden headlamps.

[Goose1957]

Wagon Queen Family Truckster!

Jeff "Goose" Herrman

[keyser]

0-60 mid 3's. 1/4mi in mid 11's. Dynos 541bhp/579tq at 4 wheels.

Edited August 8, 2014 by keyser