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I had a '58 Edsel Roundup wagon in the 70's. It had the 361 Edsel engine and a Holly 4 barrel carb. This was a light weight 2 door wagon. It was the same body as the 57 Ford Del Rio wagon that came with a 6. During part of the 58 production run, the cams in the 361 weren't made right, and they would go flat. Ford had a recall, and used a Ford 352 Police Interceptor cam as a replacement, and I'm pretty sure that my wagon had one. It was dang fast. It would leave Vettes and Camaros in the dust, and there is nothing obscure about a turquoise Edsel wagon.
Yeah okay. A couple of wagons in there that, if left stock, wouldn’t be too embarrassing to drive daily. But almost all of these are pathetic white trashy gas guzzling ego boosting ugly pieces of retro garbage.
My Uncle Max had a Rambler Wagon in the early 60s that could blow the doors off of any stock hotrod on the streets back in the day. I used to ride with him 'doing the loop' in Elkhart, Indiana when I was 14. I've always liked station wagons since then. '68 Chrysler with 383 and a '70 Chrysler with 440 dual 4bbls. Excellent cars to neuter the stud puppies back then.
……….I remember in 1978…..Going to the junkyard, paying $20 for springs out of a Chevelle wagon, heading to a tire shop and buying 4 Firestone Super Sports (blems) on sale, g- 60s on the back, which they put on 4 fat, steel, sanded and painted black $5 junkyard rims. (white letters OUT)……….when they dropped the lift….FNaaay……..PERFECT. My 71 Chevelle coupe jacked in the ass, and tons of rubber…right out of CARtoons ! 1970's Discount teen crap-shoot success story.
You can build a muscle car out of anything if you put enough engine under the hood. I have a 600 rwh 1979 Chevy 1/2 ton standard cab shortbed 2 wheel drive truck, and it is carbureted. It will easily outrun any of the 1960s/1970s factory muscle cars, and does not use any new technology to do it. Those cars came off the assembly line. My engine/drivetrain was painstakingly hand built out of the best parts, with perfect clearances. Plus I have suspension and tires that can get the power to the road.
Come on were all the 2 door wagons at
Tom Cotter, Barn Find, found and purchased a '67 Ford Country Squire 427 with a 4 speed. Absolutely amazing. At 11 minutes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKjWKq5Hsfo
I had a '58 Edsel Roundup wagon in the 70's. It had the 361 Edsel engine and a Holly 4 barrel carb. This was a light weight 2 door wagon. It was the same body as the 57 Ford Del Rio wagon that came with a 6. During part of the 58 production run, the cams in the 361 weren't made right, and they would go flat. Ford had a recall, and used a Ford 352 Police Interceptor cam as a replacement, and I'm pretty sure that my wagon had one. It was dang fast. It would leave Vettes and Camaros in the dust, and there is nothing obscure about a turquoise Edsel wagon.
Mmmm, gotta love wagons! I can get all my gear in the back. :¬P
ford "torino" wagon was missing
wow , it looks lile Ronald Reagan
Ford had 428 wagon Hagerty found a 1 of 1 four speed.
Chevy never had a 325 that would have been 327. Oldsmobile had 455 in 1970, not 454 as Chevy.
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Yeah okay. A couple of wagons in there that, if left stock, wouldn’t be too embarrassing to drive daily. But almost all of these are pathetic white trashy gas guzzling ego boosting ugly pieces of retro garbage.
My Uncle Max had a Rambler Wagon in the early 60s that could blow the doors off of any stock hotrod on the streets back in the day. I used to ride with him 'doing the loop' in Elkhart, Indiana when I was 14. I've always liked station wagons since then. '68 Chrysler with 383 and a '70 Chrysler with 440 dual 4bbls. Excellent cars to neuter the stud puppies back then.
1.44 sounded weaker than sweet water
……….I remember in 1978…..Going to the junkyard, paying $20 for springs out of a Chevelle wagon, heading to a tire shop and buying 4 Firestone Super Sports (blems) on sale, g- 60s on the back, which they put on 4 fat, steel, sanded and painted black $5 junkyard rims. (white letters OUT)……….when they dropped the lift….FNaaay……..PERFECT. My 71 Chevelle coupe jacked in the ass, and tons of rubber…right out of CARtoons ! 1970's Discount teen crap-shoot success story.
Father had a 72 Torino Wagon with a 351C
muscle cars are not 4 door dumb ass this dude knows nothing
whats wrong with kids these days
What no "70" dodge cornet
I never thought I'd wish I had a station wagon.
What no MOPARS
Too bad Clark's car wasn't as well equipped! That would be a vacation
Vista cruiser has to be the prettiest
You can build a muscle car out of anything if you put enough engine under the hood. I have a 600 rwh 1979 Chevy 1/2 ton standard cab shortbed 2 wheel drive truck, and it is carbureted. It will easily outrun any of the 1960s/1970s factory muscle cars, and does not use any new technology to do it. Those cars came off the assembly line. My engine/drivetrain was painstakingly hand built out of the best parts, with perfect clearances. Plus I have suspension and tires that can get the power to the road.
69’Ford
Ltd 429
4v wagon