Fellow wagonite

Saw this one downtown a couple of weeks ago.



My son took the pictures as we did the slow cruise past it.

 

Then this was right around the corner:

 

Second driver needs to learn boat parking.

 

Maybe he was afraid to park straight, should someone give that beautiful finish a door ding! perish the thought

 

Yes! The Buick looked good! That must be Texas mikes doppelgänger. Like mike you can tell the owner really takes pride in maintenance. I saw like a 93' lumina going down the road the other day. Looking like brand new being driven by an elderly couple, most likely on their way to church. It was flawless! Greased up tires and all. To think this isn't a sought after car and will eventually be extinct because no one ever cared for these middle of the road models and here this guy is treating it like a show piece. Love it!!!. I rolled down the window and gave him a big wave and thumbs up! He looked at me like I was crazy and coming down from a long night. He was half right. I feel like this is a lot of what we do here at the "SWF" . We take a shadow from the past, shine it up and turn the lights on it. so people say "oh #*$&!!! That IS cool! Your dog gone right it's cool! People stop me and say "I like your wagon!" To which I reply "thanks! This is my hot rod! So long suckers!!!
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Hey the flower shop made a Kameo appearance in that picture...

 

Did you notice there was another Buick just like it inside the flower shop?

 

Does this count? Yer dawg gone right it counts. Behold the original wagonite. Often known for dotting the trails west, the sante fe, the Oregon. Slowly progressing forward, traversing an ocean of grass fighting the Navajo, Comanche, and of course the dreaded tribes of Joseph smith. Living off the land, jerky, and hardtack. Take note all you westerners. THIS is your heritage on wheels

 

It’s been awhile so I took the risk of taking pics while driving, even did a little technical driving to catch up to it. this one is cool! What is it?!

 

It's a delivery truck, just like a sedan delivery. If I had to guess, it looks like a Dodge?

 

Looks like a GM to me... Late 30s or 40s

 

Hood's all wrong, but it's definitely mid-to-late Thirties, whatever make it is.

 

Could have been a dodge. I only saw the front in the rear view mirror. I feel like I would have recognized a chevy. Lemme do some googling. See if I can’t jog my memory

 

Late 30’s early 40’s Ford? https://goo.gl/images/VkSWKe

 

My wild guess is a 1946 Ford panel truck. Yet it looks so much like a Dodge of the 40's. It ain't a late model Subaru!
A good photographer would know the year, make, model, address and the name of the owner.

Where was this Grizz?