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

[David@MinidreamsInc.]

I would want would be a 79-81 ford fairmont , 79-82 malibu, a newer style holden wagon i think would be cool to play with !

[unclescott58]

Never gonna happen, but I really like this one.

Never give up hope. That is a beautiful '58.

Scott

[Petetrucker07]

Id love to see a CTS-V wagon myself. That is my dream family car/grocery getter.

[Tom Geiger]

Trabant 600 Universal.... oh yea, they did make a kit of this one! Which means anything is possible!

[martinfan5]

Yes please

[unclescott58]

Yes please

What is it?

Scott

[martinfan5]

What is it?

Scott

That would be a M35 Nissan Stagea AR-X FOUR, produced from 2004-2007

[mrknowetall]

Never give up hope. That is a beautiful '58.

Scott

Edited September 3, 2014 by mrknowetall

[Edsel-Dan]

PMC offered the Country Sedan wagon in 59 and many were sold as Toys that never warped.

I know, I have 3, and a Deluxe Promo. One of my toy issues was cast and offered by

Bob Swartz at Model Cars & Parts Resin MANY years ago.

I do not believe he is still active.

But, The 59 Ford wagon Has been offered by other resin castors, so IS out there.

As for the 63 Nova/Chevy2 being re-issued in 2n1 version.

That one we Might be able to say NEVER and get away with. AMT butchered that kit into

the "Bossa-Nova" Mid-Engine Dragster last seen through Model King.

On to which ONE I would like to see..............................................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Too hard to pick.

I am Trying to do the 59 EDSEL Villager myself (Two actually 1 styrene & 1 Resin)

so can wait on that. {Why did AMT Not have another Edsel planned for their new-tooled

58 Pacer??!!!!!}

Of the MoPar listed, the 67-71 Satellites were used by LAPD for Shift Command/Supervisors

(Remember Sgt. MacDonald driving them on Adam-12)

Don't forget the 72/3 Matador either!!!!!!

I would love the Vista Cruiser. [ANY]

Though a 70 0r 72 first as They were used at Indy those years.

The 72 was an out right H/O!!!!! 2 were at least, for the Track Doctors!!!!!

Even if the Factory did not offer the G/P, 442, etc trim parts, That did not preclude a

dealer or better, an Owner from replacing original parts with them at some point!!!!!!

The 65 Tempest/Le Mans Safari I am working on will have the GTO badges & trim.

(That is IF I can ever get Back to it and finish the build/Bash!!!!!)

Sorry for the Long absence. The Good DELL I was using Crashed and took the Wireless adapter

with it.

I have a "new' HP with built in Wireless, But have to take it (TOWER/Monitor/etc Not laptop) to the Library

for internet!!!!!

[Tom Geiger]

Bob Swartz at Model Cars & Parts Resin MANY years ago.

I do not believe he is still active.

Wow! Haven't heard that one in a long while. I got some of my first resin from him back in the late 1980s. I got a '59 Buick that I've got in my unfinished project hoard and I believe a 1952 Ford. Resin was sooo prehistoric then!

[unclescott58]

Here's an odd one for. I don't if qualifies more as a mini-van than a station wagon. But, it's cool none the less. It's a Brubaker Box. It was build in the 70's on Volkswagen Beetle chassis.

By the way, it's a lot smaller than it looks.

Scott

Edited September 6, 2014 by unclescott58

[stavanzer]

Hey, at least we got a wagon in 2022!

The '63 Chevy.

Maybe the '61 Buick or the Old Jo-Han Plymouth will come next.

[Mike C.]

My cousin had a '64 Malibu, 2-door station wagon that was stock, but I always thought that car would have made a pretty cool hot rod. I know that Revell has the '65 4 door but I kind of like the grill of the '64.

 

[Ace-Garageguy]

[Brian Austin]

1955-57 Pontiac Chieftain.

[Russell C]

On 8/8/2014 at 2:03 PM, sjordan2 said:

http://www.stationwagonfinder.com/2010/10/swedish-style-1972-volvo-p1800es/

Didn't see this old thread back when I first joined, but a word search within it turned up what would also be my first choice, the P1800ES.

Edited December 13, 2022 by Russell C
new photo for the old reply quote

[keyser]

E63S, either W212 or W213. 

[RSchnell]

I'd be down for any 50s-70s Wagons. At the top of my list (I know it's more than 1!) The '56 Parklane is the one remaining 1955-56 Ford Station Wagon I have not owned at some point. 

 

Edited December 13, 2022 by RSchnell

[stavanzer]

I know it has been mentioned, but a '40 Ford Woodie Wagon would be a Hit, I think.

Make it a 2'n'1 with 1950's Hop-Up parts and Two Surf Boards, and you'd be 'In Like Flynn!"

[Mike C.]

[iamsuperdan]

I love wagons. 

Anything from the 70s through mid-90s would suit me just fine.

 

Any of these would make me happy.

 

Ford

 

Mercury

 

 

Plymouth (I learned to drive in a 1978 Fury Sport Suburban)

 

VOlkswagen Passat - B3 generation

 

 

Audi 5000 Avant

[espo]

15 hours ago, Mike C. said:

My cousin had a '64 Malibu, 2-door station wagon that was stock, but I always thought that car would have made a pretty cool hot rod. I know that Revell has the '65 4 door but I kind of like the grill of the '64.

 

There are a few resin casters that offer this body style. I agree with you about the '64 having a better face than the '65. I did my own '66 two door wagon using the Revell '66 4 door Chevelle wagon. 

[keyser]

Deuce Woody would go with the 39-40 nicely. 

[sfhess]

[Plowboy]

I'd like to see a '66 or '67 Fairlane wagon. Been thinking about doing my own.

Next choice would be either a '63 or '64 Fairlane wagon.

Edited December 13, 2022 by Plowboy