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  1. Brad

    Brad Moderator Staff Member Moderator

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    Hi Ted! Brad Conley here. You need to show the folks your newest wagon and some of those WOT 'cat's!

    Talk about a nice collection.... :D:dancing:
     
    Brad, Jun 6, 2014
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  2. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    Okay Ted. Stop holding out on us. Show us what ya got!:camera:
     
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  3. Dogfather

    Dogfather Retired Medic

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    Still in good Shape Welcome back.
     
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  4. specialwagon65

    specialwagon65 WOT Tester

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    A few weeks ago a 64 LeSabre Wagon found me. The engine is stuck and I'm hoping to unstick and rebuild. LeSabre Wagons in 64 were built on a Wildcat frame-nailhead power-and available with the same engine selection as the Wildcat. This one has a Super Wildcat 425 CID 2x4 carb engine, automatic, cruise, 4 note horns, air, power windows, power seat, power antenna, am/fm, rear speaker, tailgate window wiper, power tailgate window, and roof rack. The interior is really well preserved, everything is working but the engine and power brakes.

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  5. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    That 64 LeSabre Wagon will make a great cruiser. Wish it followed me home. But I don't have that big garage to park it in.
     
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  6. specialwagon65

    specialwagon65 WOT Tester

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    last Sunday I had to sweat a little and get a motor back in the LeSabre:
    The original engine had #1 piston disintegrate and put a hole in the cyl.wall.
    So this 425 has been dyno'd and "slated" for another project which is on hold. Perfect! all I need is time on brakes
    and a few parts delivered (exhaust+ rebuilt 2 x4's) and LeSabre will be ready to roll...
    ...to a body man that can pull the dent out of the rear tail light.

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    specialwagon65, Jul 3, 2014
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  7. RMay

    RMay Well-Known Member

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    Great looking 65 you have. I always liked the style of the 60's GM midsize Wagons. Someone beat me to a Buick Sport Wagon with the Vista roof a few years ago but then I found a 66 Malibu Wagon in Detroit. It has become another of my "one of a kind" creations and is being transformed into a 2dr Nomad style cruiser. http://www.stationwagonforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29015&highlight=rmay
     
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