Sports wagon

This 1979 Chevy Malibu station wagon has undergone a mild transformation, with the front clip from a Monte Carlo swapped in place of its more sedentary factory nose. Another surprise lurking inside this Malibu wagon is a four-speed manual transmission, along with daily-driver levels of reliability, according to the seller. Find it here on craigslist for...

View the 1965 Buick Sport Wagon for sale at Harrisburg 2016 in , as S195.

Only 653 of these 2-Door Chevelle Station Wagons were built in 1965 according to the seller. That makes this sucker even rarer than hens teeth. And because it is so nicely built, we are actually a little surprised at the sale price of $37,500. We think that’s probably right money, but most of the time […]

Chevelle SS Station Wagon - much cooler than those new-fangled "crossover" wagons...

It’s early evening in the industrial district of Nagoya, Japan, and I’m riding shotgun in a machine that’s quite special. The driver, Mr. Shunsaku Mizuno, stares out over the hood of his automobile, telling me about the cars he’d like to own next. “A C2 Corvette is my dream car,” he says. Meanwhile, the car he’s …

Although the 70’s brought about several styling changes, some cars were equally as attractive as their previous models. For instance, this 1973 Chevelle Laguna wagon is a real beauty with its short urethane front end, and simplistic body lines with little in the way of trim. This magnificent looking machine has covered only 79,000 miles...

Muscle cars are cool. Old station wagons are cool. What happens if you combine them both?

Need to haul nine people up 10,000-foot peaks and hit 150 mph on the freeway? Then this is your car.

In the days when wagons were the ultimate family utility vehicle, every kid knew the "Vista Cruiser" was the coolest. This 1972 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser seeks a new owner here on craigslist in San Francisco, California with an asking price of $8,900. Thanks to Rocco B. who spotted this find. Raise the roof! This is the money...

Well this one is certainly interesting. We found this 1968 Corvette when trolling the halls of eBay for big block ‘Vettes because that’s what kind of mood we were in this morning. This is one that raises the question about whether an immense amount of horsepower can raise a car from the level of weird […]

Description Summary The car that Chrysler never built. What could have been the predecessor to the Magnum. Full custom all-steel wagon with over 11,000 hours of labor and hundreds of custom designed parts. Extensive magazine documentation and winner of top industry awards. Details The only two door 1956 Chrysler wagon in existence. HEMI powered. Ridler Great Eight Winner, Winner Chip Foose Design Excellence Award, Goodguys Custom Rod of the Year finalist, Chrysler Design Excellence Award…

Look at this 1967 Buick GS Sport wagon loaded with Buicks full option package including Factory AC power windows power seats tilt wheel rosewood 3 spoke...

The most unlikely cars get converted to station wagons, or "estates" as the British call them. Meet the Mustang, Corvette, Cadillac and T-Bird grocery getters.

Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser's performance figures were impressive for its day, with unassuming looks as the cherry on top.

Talk about one cool and rare find! This 1958 Buick Special Estate is a Riviera, which means it's a pillarless hardtop. With the 364 V8 this would have been one hot wagon when it was new. It's showing some great patina and looks to be quite original. You can find it here on eBay in...

UPDATE: The previous owner who restored this car has chimed in and let us all know that this car actually left the factory with a 383. Still impressive, but it's not quite as the seller presented it. If you are looking for a holy grail of muscle wagons, look no further. This 1971 Dodge Coronet...

What did you do to your Golf Wagon/Sportwagen today? Installed LED interior lights

Here is a unique 1965 Buick Sport Wagon that has been converted to a 2 door hardtop from its original 4 doors. Car appear completely stock.

The high point for Chevrolet in the 1950s had to be the "Tri-Five” models. They brought more modern styling to GM and a V8 engine to the Chevy party, all of which resulted in sales of 4.5 million automobiles. That included a new “sport wagon” with Bel Air trim called the Nomad. Developed off a...

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