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Pick your favorite iconic car from any decade....

I like vans and wagons. They can haul stuff - very useful. Some look kinda cool too.

Me too! Here is my daily driver as pictured in my driveway last week!

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I had an '81 Civic wagon that was a great, ultra reliable gear hauler. Did a ton of gigs with that car.
Silver with a red interior, just like this one.
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Nice! I always liked those

Speaking of station wagons here. This is my friend's 94 MB wagon which was the last year of the big MB wagons. He recently took it to a dealer and they offered him $1200 as a trade in. He told them to "stick it" where the sun does not shine. Then last week he added new rims, tires and had it professional buffed out and then waxed. The car almost looks new and still is very respectable daily driver. I took this photo just today.
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That, the BMW of the same era and the 3 versions from Volvo are some of my favorite cars

I once had the wagon version of the 78 Ford Fairmont.
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A friend's Mom had one when I was in High School... definite sleeper.
 
That's pretty bad***. Wearing black, it would make a great batmobile. Fit it with a 500 somehow. Or turbo LS. @Mike N please make this happen :D

Sounds like a plan.

I'm gathering parts to do a single turbo LS swap in my 81 Camaro. I'm done with the heavyweight 477 that drinks 112 octane fuel (at $11 a gallon) and I'm thinking I can go as quick for less and be far more streetable with an LS setup. Plus, I may even be able to ditch the cowl induction hood and go back to a flat hood to make the car a bit more subtle than it currently is.

So far I've got the engine, headers, PCM and wiring harness...... All for $300.
 

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