The 1994-'96 Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon Enjoys a Strong Cult Following

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    jwdtenn, Dec 29, 2021
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    Silvertwinkiehobo "Everything that breaks starts with 'F.'"

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    Without having read it yet, I would posit that the last square, and these aero, wagons, all have a strong following. I'm on a few FB pages (aside from this forum, everyone's an enthusiast here!) where a lot of wagons, especially Panther wagons, are really represented. In case you're wondering, aside from 'Longroofs,' there's 'Ford Box Wagons' and 'Wagons and Wood.'
     
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    Thats not a full-size wagon this is. :stirthepot:


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    Scully, was that a flower car?

    I quietly admit that I like the rounder caprice wagons, and the newer caddy wagons would be an awesome daily driver but that one is way out of my price range.
     
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    Yes, it is. had an offer on it going back in service back east.
     
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    Nice, you don't see them as often. It seems they are becoming rare these days.
     
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    I'm a Mopar guy but I do really like those Roadmasters myself.
     
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    The 94's, 5's and 6's with the LT1's were downright fast! They could beat a Mustang GT of that vintage off the line, quite handily. (That is not an urban legend, btw; I know from personal experience.) The Secret Service used the 4dr sedans with that engine as their service vehicles.
     
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    Yes they were fast. A friend of mine, who owns a funeral home, had one years ago with the LT1. It was his flower car. That thing could move.
     
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