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  1. Clark Griswold

    Clark Griswold New Member

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    Damn, you learn something new everyday, that's why I love the forums!

    That blue wagon is just beautiful, makes my mouth water!

    Clark
     
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  2. Stormin' Norman

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    I second, third and fourth that emotion. :oops: :bowdown:

    Hey Mick, can this stuff still be got?
     
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  3. 72KingswoodEstate

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    Yeah, it is a stunning wagon! I wish mine was that color and had the brocade cloth interior option! :)

     
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    It would be nice if it were, or there was some NOS laying around.

     
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  5. Roadking41A

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    Looks like he carries the woodgrain I need when I paint my wagon I'm going to order.
     
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  6. Redpony68

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    Is there are link or resource to find out what color & grain was used for a 1978 Colony Park wagon?

    Also........how much trouble would I be in with the forum members if I said that I really want to paint over the dark brown metallic on my car to a factory 1978 Mercury white? The brown is boring, and the wood does not stand out. (interior is light brown)
     
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  7. Stormin' Norman

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    You know what, you could paint your own grain too. Clearcoat after. :idea:

    You could even fake the chisel marks for that 'touch of class'. :biglaugh:
     
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    Check out the Gallery for old brochures or build sheets for the part number or style names, otherwise it's a best-guess or preference thing.:)

    http://stationwagonforums.com/forums/gallery/browseimages.php?c=76

    http://www.stationwagonforums.com/forums/gallery/index.php
     
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