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    favorite wagon of the 50s

     



    I would say mine would have to be the 1955 pontiac safari wagon would like to own a safari wagon oneday
    but for now my ranchwagon will do

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    nomad, plain and simple. 2dr with a wagon rear. I just hope theyput out the new concept.
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    Easy question for me, the 56 Ford ranch wagon. My dad had one and so did my uncle. Id have to scrap the y-block though and put in a 289/302 sb ford.
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    nomad, Nomad, NOmad, NOMad, NOMAd, NOMAD!!!!!!!!!


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    Nomad!!!!

    Man I want one of those Nomad concept cars so bad it hurts. I hope they produce it.

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    Here's another pic. What a sweet lil' grocery getter.



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    Abe:

    AHHHHHHHHHHHH That car is just like all the new concepts
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    Thumbs up 54 Nomad

     



    In 1954 Chevrolet displayed the Nomad prototype. This was basically a 54 Corvette with the Nomad back. Because of its popularity Chevy rushed to get the Nomad to the market choosing to use the new 55-style body instead of the Corvette. These 2-Door Nomads from 55-57 (and their Pontiac Safari counterparts) were a nice twist of style and sport on the wagon frame and are some of the most desirable wagons by today's collectors.
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    Thumbs up Buick Caballero!

     



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    Hah!!! Nomad, schmomad!
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    Nomad, i like the nomads.
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    Not every concept car is killed off the production line. The orinional nomad was killed, the toranado wasnt modified much, the javilin wasnt modified much, the delorian had an engine swap, but otherwise was unchanged, the lesabre wasnt changed, even if the power roof did suck, the new marauder diddnt change except for the 5.4 to 4.6 swap. Granted, it wasnt the greatest performer, but the ideas there. Im just hoping for the nomad, the SS and the Jeep concept. The big one, not the little gay one. I hope the front of the corvette DOES change, and I hope ford makes the mustang more powerfull. Sorry, Im rambiling.
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    Edsel Roundup

     



    I've always liked the weird stuff. I like the Edsel wagons, especially the 2-dr wagon.


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    The Ford 2dr Ranch Wagons are kewl, might be a couple coming up for sale later this month. That Edsel would be double kewl if the vertical part of the grille was redone, a top chop, slam it,......................... etc. etc. etc.
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    I like a 59 Chevy kingsman, I thought the horizontal fins looked cool
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