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― George Orwell, 1984
I like station wagons.
My family has never owned a station wagon.
"Perhaps one of the most important accomplishments of my administration is minding my own business."
Calvin Coolidge
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
Look up Steve Morris
No way.Originally Posted by tod evans
Go suck yet another lemon, Chevy freak.
Last edited by acptulsa; 06-03-2023 at 08:50 PM.
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
Today we pretend like we no longer have station wagons. But we're up to our eyeballs in what we now call SUVs. Back in the day, the army Jeep was an SUV. Wagons were wagons, whether based on car chassis, or installed on truck chassis like this International Harvester.
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
Imagine sitting in that seat watching an out-of-control Mack truck that's about to smash into the rear of the wagon!
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
I spent more hours in the back of one of these than I care to admit... exactly like the photo:
The Kingdom of God has come upon you. -- Matthew 12:28
A Gran Torino Square, er, I mean Squire? Starsky and Hutch meet the Brady Bunch? Kind of a cramped third seat, but better than even the full size Shovrolets.
Dad always went full sized, until the gas crunch. I learned to drive in a Country Square.
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
I hated always looking out the back, so I kept the seat folded down and put one of the throw pillows from the couch back there. I could sit, lay, look forward, sideways or backwards, lol...
The Kingdom of God has come upon you. -- Matthew 12:28
Oh. Sorry your dad didn't spring for a full size. Not that the Gran Torino wasn't big enough. It was. But the big(ger) Ford wagons offered these:
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
Growing up we had a 66 Polara wagon, 67 Colony Park and a 73 Grand Safari, all big blocks.Oh. Sorry your dad didn't spring for a full size. Not that the Gran Torino wasn't big enough. It was. But the big(ger) Ford wagons offered these:
Did they all have third row seats? Did you ever try to seat adults in any of them? Did that work in anything but the Polara?
Did the Safari's tailgate ever break down halfway closed? I saw that happen to a GM wagon owner once, though I was too little to remember which of the four brands it was.
Last edited by acptulsa; 06-04-2023 at 08:26 AM.
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
Why 1971-76 full sized GM wagons had useless third seats (or virtually no under floor storage)--and a major weight problem.
The fifteen seconds that process takes doesn't seem like much, until a rainy day.
"Trump was just a chuckle-headed sucker" is not an effective sales pitch.
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