Station Wagons in the Internet Movie Car Database

Claims to have bought a company-sanctioned clone

 

I'm guessing, this was wunce a civil defense wagon

 

This'll be a fun series to follow

 

They get it running

 

They're on their way hoam

 

Really the "best looking wagon"?



I just caught this:

 

This one's up for sale. Nice color. Its wheels seem somewhat outrageous, though

 

Over 800 Buick LT1 Clamshells needlessly blown up and crushed

 

The following 7-seater wagon was assembled on a platform shared with the Maestro. I used to have a Maestro 2.0 EFI which was a 4-door hatchback. The only other version produced was a sedan delivery version.
This following Montego was available in both wagon versions and 4-door notchbacks. This one could use the Maestro's sportier instrunment cluster and split dashbord in gray:

 

The following films's stars are a '56 Chevrolet strip-down wagon, underpowered by a Stovebolt six and a '58 Ford wagon. Vincent Price co-stars:

 

One of the last of Pontiac's best engined wagons gets rescued

 

VERY cool!
So that one got 'retired' about the time my former '81 Bonneville Safari was BUILT.......

 

A office employee restomods a '62 Comet. I think, he's mistaken on the engine size. I'm almost sure that by then, 170s were standard in wagons. Not 144s?
He does some questional things, there. Like adding aluminum blocks for spacing, instead of attempting to mount those calipers elsewhere:

 

Just checked a a brochure. The 144-6 was still standard for the Comet in '62. I doubt there were many takers for the 144. Most Falcons and Comets I've seen from this period, including my mom's '63 Falcon Futura, had the 170. The 170 was made standard for the 2nd gen, in '64.

 

I've seen pics of the Maestro before (including yours), but never knew of this Montego wagon until seeing this post. Cute little wagon. The U.S. had its own Montego wagon, under the Mercury banner, in the late 60's and into the '70's.....

'68 Mercury Montego wagon (In '67, they were called Comets)


'72 Mercury Montego Villager wagon:


1976 Mercury Montego MX Villager wagon (in '77 they changed the name again, to Mercury COUGAR WAGON):