I got a wagon - don't know what it is yet...

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  1. whjco

    whjco Well-Known Member

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    Congratulations!

    I was kind of sad when you had to sell your wagon so it's great news!

    Bill J., Lexington, KY
     
  2. 1tireman

    1tireman Well-Known Member

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    Man 442 just got caught up on your thread. That is a nice looking wagon, Congrats and I know your gonna enjoy crusin' it down the road! :thumbs2:
     
  3. Fat Tedy

    Fat Tedy Island Red Neck

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    [​IMG], Welcome to the FREEBIE wagon club.

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    That beast looks great!
     
  4. wagonmaster

    wagonmaster Administrator Staff Member Moderator

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    That is amazing! Congrats!
     
  5. VTWAGONLOVER

    VTWAGONLOVER Well-Known Member

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    Thanks everyone! For the time being it will remain stock. I don't have money to pour into it, so for now I'll fix and drive what I have. It has 132K, but you'd never know it looking at it. The interior shows very little wear, and it's solid as a rock. The paint needs a polish, but theres still shine left in it...

    As I mentioned earlier, there's damage to the right front fender, and it runs into the door a bit. I think the door could be repaired, and the fender replaced. I'll post up more pics this weekend - I don't have any daylight time to play before then...

    I always liked the Capy's done in Impala SS style (i.e. silverfox), and I love the custom wagons that are lowered and smoothed... Some day I'd like to do that. I know there are some wagon purests that won't approve, but that's my taste...

    Here's a couple examples...

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    I never noticed until I posted these pics that there are two different c-pillar configurations. This last pic looks to be an Olds or Buick - it has the roof and the pillar section that curves back at the bottom. The two Capy's above don't have that...

    I have lots to learn about these cars...
     
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  6. VTWAGONLOVER

    VTWAGONLOVER Well-Known Member

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    Here's mine if I changed the wheels. That might be a good look for the time being...

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  7. skeeborosewood

    skeeborosewood New Member

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    looks like a cutlass wagon
     
  8. cable666guy

    cable666guy New Member

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    Congrats on the wagon!! The pic above looks good, drop the front an inch or two...
     
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    Wow, cool wagon!
     
  10. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    Wagonless Fool

    :rofl2:That's a nice lookin wagon. So now you are not wagonless. What's that make you? :yahoo:
     
  11. VTWAGONLOVER

    VTWAGONLOVER Well-Known Member

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    ...pretty much!!!!!:clap:
     
  12. Stormin' Norman

    Stormin' Norman Well-Known Member

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    All Class! Pays to flirt with the old gals eh! :rofl2:

    Yeah, I'd detail the heck out of her just to get a feel for what all is in it. I always get ideas when I start to do some TLC on mine.

    6-cylinder Turbo (probably a 4-banger turbo.)Ver
    5 on the floor
    Racing suspension
    Ceiling console

    ...

    Very cherry!
     
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    Congratulations!
    Somebody up there is watching out for you!
     
  14. VTWAGONLOVER

    VTWAGONLOVER Well-Known Member

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    Looks like this may be going to my son... His car died, and I haven't had time to play with it with my new job... Boy it's hectic working for a living...
     
  15. Krash Kadillak

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    Wow! Totally forgot about this thread. Congrats, 442!

    You mentioned the different quarter window shapes. I believe Olds changed shapes between '91 and '92. Yours has the curve at the bottom on the front applique', while the '92's is straight - reference that other white one above in post #51
     

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