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Station Wagon Links

• The French equivalent to stationwagon.com, this is a fascinating French site dedicated to station wagons & vans

• "My 1983 Dodge Aries Custom Wagon - stories and trivia about my first car"
• Not devoted to wagons, but "wagon friendly", is the Mopar Den web site
• Can you imagine having a huge, 1972 Plymouth Fury wagon in Paris, France?  Edward Descamps does!
• Dave Smith, a frequent contributor to this site, has a page dedicated to the 1961 Plymouth Suburban wagon
• "Chariots of the Gods" - Lee Erickson's site dedicated to Mopar station wagons
• From 'The Imperial Web Pages', here are a variety of interesting Imperial wagons....

• Tom Carter's site dedicated to the 1967 AMC Rambler Rebel regional station wagons (very unique and rare models!)
• Track the progress of Randy Baker's 1966 Rambler Classic 660 station wagon (bought for $100!)
• "The Hornet's Nest" - Jeff Denison's page devoted to AMC Hornets (with a station wagon emphasis)
• A page devoted entirely to AMC wagons, and starring a 1970 AMC Rebel wagon
• Believe it or not, a 1954 Nash Rambler Cross Country Station Wagon
• Meet Ruby - a 1964 Rambler Classic 660 Cross Country station wagon
• Another Rambler - this time a 1964 Rambler Classic 770 Cross Country wagon

Chevrolet

• (11/12/01) Chevy did make an SS wagon, but for only one year (1973).  Here's info and a registry.
• Here's an unusual site.....a Vega Kammback wagon at Riverside Raceway....
• Take a visit to Sheldon Aubut's Corvette Wagon Universe
• All about Nick's '55 Chevy BelAir station wagon
• Welcome to www.chevywagon.com - the Internet's home for Chevy wagon owners and enthusiasts.
• "Nomads on the Net" - all about the '55-'57 Chevy Nomad wagon
• And here's another Nomad site....the New England Nomads club
• Here's a site dedicated to 1964-1965 Chevy Chevelle 2-door wagons
• Lots of pictures and information about the 1958 Chevrolet, including many wagon pictures
• Here's another one of Michael P. Lascuola's wagon pages, this time of a 1962 Chevy Bel Air Wagon.
• Pictures of some very nice custom Chevrolet (and GM) wagons from the 1990's, courtesy of Steve Walker
• Read about the discovery (in the desert!), and ongoing restoration, of a 1955 Chevrolet Handyman 210 Station Wagon
• How about a Corvette station wagon?  Take a look at this one-off here....
• Part of Team Chevelle, here is the Wagons & El Caminos section...very descriptive, lots of good information.
• "Larry's Nova Station Wagon Page" - everything about the 1962 to 1967 Chevy II Nova Station wagons
• "Nomads on the Net" - all about the '55-'57 Chevy Nomad wagon
• Everything about Corvair station wagons
• The 1966 Impala Station Wagon home page...with a great description of the term 'way back'.

• Read all about Forrest Nearing's Ford Fairmont "Dragon Wagon".
• Here's the home of Cooper Racing....."Home of the Flying Fords", and featuring Jeff Cooper's '56 Ford Ranch Wagon.
• Another in the list of draggin' wagons - the "Asleep at the Wheel Racing Team" runs a '68 Chevelle Nomad wagon.....take a look!
• For all you fans of draggin' wagons....the home page of Long Roof Racing - bracket racing just for station wagons. Great idea...and they have their own drag racing series.
• Arnie "The Farmer" Beswick's Famous Grocery Getter - a re-creation of one of only six 1963 Tempest Wagon factory race cars. 8.22@159? Yee-haa!

• Holden, a branch of General Motors in Australia, still makes rear-wheel drive, V8-powered station wagons.  They also have a high-performance division, called Holden Special Vehicles, or HSV.
• From Australia - the Holden EH station wagon

• Dan Carr's 1969 Buick SportWagon.....red and white and very very nice.
• All about the 1953 Buick Roadmaster 79R Estate Wagon

• Here's another one of Michael P. Lascuola's wagon pages, this time of a 1964 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Station Wagon (it has links for slow, medium, and fast connections).
• A source for Vista Cruiser parts......
• Here are lots of pictures of Oldsmobile Vista Cruisers & Cutlass Wagons....very nice!
• Viva! Vista Cruisers Online!  Dedicated to the Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser wagon, which continues to be one of the more popular wagons for collectors.
• "Lisa's Classic Oldsmobile" page - see her '72 Olds Vista Cruiser wagon
• Whoever owns this 1969 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser sure has a sense of humor (check out the "teeth" painted on the hood.....)

Pontiac

• Pontiac enthusiast Crawford Smith's page devoted to his 1973 Pontiac Catalina station wagon
• Hendi Fink's 1955 Pontiac Chieftain Stationwagon - read (and see thru pictures) all about the recovery of this wagon, from derelict to daily driver
• *Very* complete set of pictures on a nice, 1960 Pontiac Catalina wagon

• All about Brian Montgomery's 1976 Ford LTD station wagon
• Ford Australia still makes V8-powered, rear-wheel drive station wagons like the Falcon & Fairmont
• Read about "Max's '56 Wagon Rebuild"; all about the reconstruction of a 1956 Ford Ranch Wagon
• There was one Ford Taurus SHO station wagon built by Ford, at the request of Car & Driver magazine (it was featured on the cover of their April 1993 issue).  It never went into production, however, and it looks like the SHO sedan is headed for oblivion soon.....
• The first Ford station wagon - the Model 'A'
• 'The Best LTD site on the Web' - the saga of a 1975 Ford LTD wagon (the 'sightings' are great!)

• Visit The Website for Type 3 and 4 VOLKSWAGENS from the UK to find out more about the 1968-1972 Type 4 station wagon

• Lots and lots of classic wagons at Old Woodies - Woody Wagons, Cars & Trucks
• *Very* nice site....Gerry Cappel photographs woody wagons in black and white, prints them, and then tints them in color.  He calls it The Wood Series.  The images are beautiful!
• The home page of the National Woodie Club.....and we all know the best woodies were the wagons!

• Find out more about our close cousins, the professional cars, by going to the website of the Professional Car Society.

• Take a peek at the Empheranow.com site, which has scans of beautiful color brochures of 1950's station wagons
• Our friend Bob Cascaddan's web page provides one answer to the question: "Why the sudden popularity of station wagons?"  You'll also see a picture of Bob's $5.00 (yes, five dollar) 1966 Ford Fairlane station wagon.
• From The Land Yacht Marina's "Cargo Ships - A Salute to Station Wagons" - a great historical overview of station wagons, along with some very interesting information (check out the '63 Studebaker Wagonaire)
• "Wagons of Steel" magazine - a funky, off-beat look at wagons

• (10/18/2001) Visit a new website devoted to the Volvo V70XC wagons.
• Browse the home page of the Station Wagon Owners Club (SWOC) of New Zealand
• Umm....we don't know WHAT to say about this site - TrashWagon.  I guess the name is kind of self-describing....
• The most Studebaker photos I've seen in one place, including the Wagonaire wagon, at Michael's Studebaker Pics Page
• OK, so it's an unusual category.....but take a look at a stable of yellow station wagons
• All about the 1960 Borgward Isabella Kombi, courtesy of the Eastern & European Vehicle Owner's Club of New Zealand
• Here's a Swedish page about the Volvo Amazon wagons....click on 'estate' in the top frame for pictures
• One of the stranger links....ever heard of the 1948 Keller Super Chief station wagon?  This is a re-print of an article in Special Interest Autos, September/October 1975, pp. 31-40, p. 59.
• Our globe-trotting automotive journalist friend (and station wagon and Edsel expert) Phil Skinner is now co-hosting a nationally syndicated radio talk show called All About Collector Cars. It airs every Sunday from 1700-1900 EST on the Talk-America2 radio network.  He was nice enough to mention stationwagon.com on the 7/26/98 show, and put a link to this site.
• How about a talking station wagon?  Meet Wendy wagon, star of a Chevron commercial....it's cute!
• How about the world's fastest station wagon? Take a look halfway down the page at the Brabus T V-12, built from a Mercedes 'E' wagon. How does 320 km/h sound?
• Here's another fast wagon - the Japan-only 1998 Nissan Stagea Autech Version 260RS.  Long name, but with AWD and a 5.96 0-60 time I'll forgive it....and there is a tuner-modified version to look at also.
• Take a look at a modified 1994 Honda Accord station wagon
• Here's a rare, newer wagon - a 1987 Volkswagen Quantum Syncro wagon....the only wagon VW made with all-wheel-drive
• Lots of pictures of a 1960 Studebaker Lark station wagon....
• From Finland, a site about a very rare 1961 DeSoto Diplomat Deluxe wagon - he's looking for more information if you've got it....

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