Hello From N.Y.

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  1. 66HPGT

    66HPGT Member

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    Hey all, I'm a newbie to the site I thought I'd stop by and say hello. I'm primarily a 60's Mustang Guy .But I spent most of my childhood cruising around in Wagons (mostly GM),Of course being a kid I thought they were dorky.It wasn't until I was older and wiser that I realized how cool wagons were. That said I bought myself a 1968 Ford Country Squire A few years back ,it has a 390 with disc brakes, etc. As far as cars go I'm not a show car guy but it's probably about a 20 footer.Sadly I don't drive it nearly as much as I should. I also own a newer car /kid hauler/roadtrip machine A 2005 Dodge Magnum R/T(I think it's considered a wagon?) ,Which I love. Anyhow I'm a big fan of Wagons and at some point when I get myself sorted out and thin out My Mustangs a bit I hope to buy a 64/65 Falcon wagon.
     
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    Welcome! Do you have pictures?
     
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    welcome aboard! :Welcome:
     
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    Welcome. And to answer your question, the Magnum definitely fits the definition. Too bad they didn't have a longer production span. Guess sales weren't there because folks have no taste these days buying Pilots and Scions. :slap:
     
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    CapriceEstate Yacht Captain

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    Sounds like you've got a good fleet!
     
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    :Welcome:to the waon train, 66hpgt. Hmmmm...we have two members that just joined and they both have the rare Magnum R/T! Wow. What are the odds of that!?:confused:You got pix? We love pix.:yup::camera:
     
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    some good taste goin on there:thumbs2:

    lets see the 68:camera:

    :Welcome::Welcome:
     
  8. 66HPGT

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    Thanks for the warm welcome. The Magnum was a no brainer for me it was either that or a minivan so I said what's the coolest thing I can buy to haul kids around in? Hmmm it's a station wagon with a chopped top and a Hemi engine.

    As far as photos of my wagons I'll have to get to work on that I have some great photos in my crashed harddrive. Here's a photo of one of my ponies (sorry it's not a wagon)

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    I also had to include a photo of the coolest wagon ever built.

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