Station Wagons

[cicero819]

Originally Posted by Rich Erickson

Richard Charbonneau's E/S Fairlane was it ever really legal since there is nothing mentioned in Ford historical archives that they ever produced a 427 cubic inches in a wagon? Great car none the less. CR

[Rich Erickson]

Originally Posted by cicero819

Richard Charbonneau's E/S Fairlane was it ever really legal since there is nothing mentioned in Ford historical archives that they ever produced a 427 cubic inches in a wagon? Great car none the less. CR

Really...NHRA thought it was legal.

[Rich Erickson]

[treessavoy]

Originally Posted by Don Himes

Did anyone notice the one glaring difference between the 2 photos of Corda's wagon?
Here's a hint.................look at the sponcers name on the rear quarter panel and remember back in those days you needed a STOCK gas tank!!!

The glaring difference is that the first one is a 1964 and the second is a 1963. Mopar kept the same look for the rear end for both years but the front is different. It's hard to tell the difference unless your are a '62-'65 Mopar nut!

JimR

[Rich Erickson]

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Al now owns Rock Falls Raceway in Eau Claire, WI

[Hemi Moose]

Originally Posted by Greg Reimer 7376

My red '68 Chevelle wagon is in the Photo Gallery section under Tony Janes Race Cars. We've had a lot of fun with that car.

Is this your '68 Chevelle wagon...if anyone else has any early Chevy wagons post'em.

[Hemi Moose]

A few more pics of some early GM station wagons...

[Dennis P Chapman]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

Is this your '68 Chevelle wagon...if anyone else has any early Chevy wagons post'em.

The blue wagon is Norm Lapointe from canada.