Custom GTO Judge wagon

Found over on Just A Car Guy.
http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/11/somebody-had-station-wagon-but-wanted.html

 

It is...this one "could be for real", it was called "The Wagon"







Drop dead stunning

http://allmusclecars.com/wagon.htm

 

yup.....been on here before with much discussion. Helluva car.

 

Gotta love the stuff they created at Ace Wilson's Royal Bobcat Pontiac in Royal Oak, MI!

http://www.google.com/images?client...&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&oi=image_result_group&sa=X

http://www.google.com/images?client...&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&oi=image_result_group&sa=X



Here's the '72 LeMans safari Endura:



Oooh, what could have been, what a waste, the G8 I like this modern take on the Rally II wheels too:




For some reason, Photobucket had this image submitted as a 1978 Pontiac Sunbird Wagon. For some reason
I remember them differently...

 

That green wagon was for sale a year or two back.....

May have told this one before. Back around 1986 or so I ran across a '72 LeMans wagon with the endura nose parked in a driveway. Not in great shape, but OK. No for sale sign on it. I left my business card and a note that I was interested in it. Guy called me back - wasn't interesting in selling it unfortunately.

 

Yep, been around a few times. The last guy bought it nicely and I doubt it will be for sale any time soon. I've come across a few of these. Almost bought one out of WA, but he didn't have a title and things got ugly quickly. There are a few out there. Very cool. But the whole "The Wagon" is a photoshop effort. Not too sure about the Royal Oak connection either. Great looking car, nonetheless. I'd love to have it. (It's a 3 seater.)

 

Yea, I bet your right about the photoshopping. Even the factory sheet could have been created but it looks authentic. I've never heard of "The Wagon" but I could see it being
done by a place like Royal.

 

A GTO wagon or El GTcaminO would be cool.

 

I've never heard of the "wagon" option either, but as I recall, John DeLorean was at the helm at the time and I wouldn't put it past him.

 

I like the paint!!!

 

I knew the original 'builder' of 'The Wagon' went to the trouble of making up the decals, etc., but i had not seen that option sheet before. I was very surprised by this, as I'm sure I would have seen information about this 'special' option package when it first came out (I used to devour the car mags... - even Automotive News)

The fact that it's photoshopped explains it. Nice job though.

 

Here's a cool link:

http://www.pontiacsonline.com/index.htm

Featuing your El GTminO :




and may I just say, WOOF! ( not a wagon but how can you resist the good looks and 'Dare me" attitude:

 

I like the GM A-body wagons, they have nice lines

 

Ray Charles could see that was photoshopped, , the cars had front bumpers and the marker lights weren't sideways on the front fender and that far forward, a few inches were cut off the fender too.

Other than being painted bad luck green and sitting too low the car looks good, doesn't do much for me though, no vista window.

 

Actually the Eudura bumper was an option that you could order on any of the Tempest/Lemans cars back then in place of the big chrome thing. The GTO got it standard. It was option T-41 and I believe it was something like $150 or something close to that.

The bumpers for the Endura option were slightly different than the standard version, but I'm pretty sure the marker lights are still in a factory location on that car. I don't think they "modified" anything.

Check out Jim Hand's wagon for a comparison. I think his is a 71, but it's a factory original T-41 wagon.


Oh, and I like green.