Station wagons were always a big part of Chevrolet’s portfolio back in the day. The 1964 model year was no exception, with one out of every seven full-size Chevies built in that body style. The Impala continued as the… more»
Station Wagons
One-Owner Survivor: 1994 Camry LE Wagon
Once upon a time, station wagons were the most popular choice here in the USA for moving kids, dogs, camping equipment, groceries, furniture, band gear, and stuff needed for indoor and outdoor projects. And in their heyday, station wagons… more»
1950 Plymouth Woody Wagon Survivor!
A woody wagon that’s never been restored is about as rare as a hen’s tooth these days. The very last true woodies were made by Buick in 1953, and even at that, the wood portions were much diminished compared… more»
Barely Broken In: 1982 Mercedes-Benz 300TD
As car enthusiasts, we all have our preferences. While some lines can’t be crossed, there are certain vehicles that are so useful in that one thing they do better than any other model that exceptions can be made in… more»
Heavy Duty Custom: 1990 Dodge Ram 150
No matter how many years beyond the glory days of van culture we go, there’s still immense appeal wrapped into a period-correct cruiser like this 1990 Dodge Ram Van 150. While its street swagger is undeniable, what’s more remarkable… more»
Frame-Off Restoration: 1960 Mercury Colony Park
It’s wouldn’t be too much of a stretch to call the 1958-60 models the “Lost Mercury”; after all, how many do you see these days? How many did you see back then? They didn’t sell terribly well, partially because… more»
Really Cheap Wheels! 1999 Mercury Sable LS
For 20 years, between 1986 and 2005, the Sable was Mercury’s counterpart to the popular Ford Taurus. During the third generation (1996-99), the Sable copied the “oval” design of about everything about the other car, also to the Taurus…. more»
Low-Priced Project: 1964 Ford Falcon Squire Wagon
I wholeheartedly approve of anyone whose next project purchase is a low-cost compact station wagon of the 1960s, in any make, model, or flavor. As the owner of a ’65 Dodge Dart 170 Wagon that some have called a… more»
Needs TLC: 1986 Toyota Tercel 4×4 Wagon
The Tercel sedan, launched in 1980, was born tall. Its high hood hid a longitudinally mounted engine stacked upon a transaxle driving the front wheels. This geometry made reformation into a 4×4 simple. Toyota made that move in 1983,… more»
Fake Rust Movie Car: 1979 Plymouth Volare
Medium Cashmere Metallic isn’t a color we see too often on Volares, and it goes well with the “Premier woodgrain trim” (is this actual wood?!) (just kidding). The seller says this car has been used for movies and in… more»
New Floors: 1962 Chevy II Nova Wagon
Those old station wagons keep rollin’, and interest in them shows no sign of abatement. Still, does that include all old wagons? I guess it’s a case-by-case study. Take today’s find, for example, it’s a 1962 Chevrolet Chevy II… more»
440 V8-Powered 1977 Chrysler Town & Country
There are bigger, heavier, and longer cars that aren’t station wagons, and we’ve seen quite a few of them here on Barn Finds. At 19 feet, though, this 1977 Chrysler Town & Country Wagon is big, heavy, and long…. more»
Tri-Five Shorty: 1956 Chevrolet Station Wagon
In a world where bigger is often considered better, someone took the opposite approach here and gave this 1956 Chevrolet a significant haircut. Based on the trim and dash, I believe it may have begun life as a 210… more»
34K Miles? 1990 Ford LTD Crown Victoria Wagon
Showing 34,460 miles, the seller believes that number is at least somewhat accurate. Although they go on to say that “whoever was entering the perplexingly inconsistent Carfax odometer readings seems to have suffered a bit of sunstroke.” Whatever the… more»
















