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On Saleen wheels, no less. I'm not crazy about the hood scoop.Have a Ford Fairmont to go with it.
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The 1978-1981 generation of A (later renamed G) platform cars are just about my favorite generation of all GM cars. Properly downsized, 500-1000 lbs less and a foot shorter than the previous generation. Clean, crisp styling. Still RWD for maximum fun and hotrod-ability.
1978 Chevrolet Malibu wagon
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I go back and forth between them and the Colonnades when it comes to preference.The 1978-1981 generation of A (later renamed G) platform cars are just about my favorite generation of all GM cars. Properly downsized, 500-1000 lbs less and a foot shorter than the previous generation. Clean, crisp styling. Still RWD for maximum fun and hotrod-ability.
1978 Chevrolet Malibu wagon
Hard to say where either sits for me in the grand scheme of things, but I know I prefer A-bodies from the late '60s and into the '70s before the Colonnades came around.
Admittedly I'm on a bit of an A/G kick right now, but I'm also looking to the Colonnades for something else.
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Must’ve just been imported, paper plates Nissan Stagea with a Nismo badge and boost gauges.
hopefully this is a local car and will come to some local shows.
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The fender work on this thing! 
I'm not an audiophile, but the cargo area's nicely done, too:
https://www.japaneseclassics.com/vehicle/1994-honda-accord-custom-wagon/
Stock, for comparison:
I'm not an audiophile, but the cargo area's nicely done, too:
https://www.japaneseclassics.com/vehicle/1994-honda-accord-custom-wagon/
Stock, for comparison:
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The 1978-1981 generation of A (later renamed G) platform cars are just about my favorite generation of all GM cars. Properly downsized, 500-1000 lbs less and a foot shorter than the previous generation. Clean, crisp styling. Still RWD for maximum fun and hotrod-ability.
1978 Chevrolet Malibu wagon
My dad had one of these when I was younger.
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The 500B looks more like a truck, to be honest...all big and boxy...
1998 Suz-ki Cultus
1959 Edsel Villager (I talked about wanting to do a resto-mod of this car in another thread and in doing so, pissing off Monty Hall because he hated this car)
1978 Lincoln Continental Mark V Cartier Wagon
1966 Plymouth Fury Wagon
1998 Suz-ki Cultus
1959 Edsel Villager (I talked about wanting to do a resto-mod of this car in another thread and in doing so, pissing off Monty Hall because he hated this car)
1978 Lincoln Continental Mark V Cartier Wagon
1966 Plymouth Fury Wagon
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Couple wagons in Detroit today.
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'69 was the peak for Cutlass. Miss my '69 coupe.
A couple Buicks. One of my cousin's built a '72 back in the early '80s. Had a water bed and tv in the back. Keystone Classics on BFGs. Painted the top half of the car black(including painting the windows
) and kept the wood grain on the bottom. Oh, it was ugly, but loud with the 455. 
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Nissan AD GT-R conversion.
Honda Orthia Type R conversion, with an EK Civic Type R front.
1992 Camry Wagon with a Lexus ES front end and AMG rims.
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Being that FCA seems to be focusing on making SRT and other performance versions of every car in its lineup, I honestly think it's a possibility that a Charger-based Magnum would return to the market.
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Did FCA ever make a SRT Caravan?
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^ And because of that, 300C front ends are a direct bolt-on for American-market Magnums. I've seen a couple in person. Early LX Charger front ends are a somewhat-common conversion as well, but the fenders from the two cars have to be cut and blended in a specific way for the body lines to make sense. I was actually considering getting an R/T Magnum when I ended up buying my RSX in '12 and really got into researching that conversion, but the weight of the car kept putting me off. I do so want this, though:
While searching for those images, I found this rendering that includes the rear end as well:
Another dream wagon of mine, despite needing the manual transmission and V6 that were only sold in the sedan variant. I saw one in traffic the other day that sounded like it was at least manual-converted:
While searching for those images, I found this rendering that includes the rear end as well:
Another dream wagon of mine, despite needing the manual transmission and V6 that were only sold in the sedan variant. I saw one in traffic the other day that sounded like it was at least manual-converted:
