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396-Powered 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle 300 Deluxe 2-Door Station Wagon

Derek69SS said:
I'd like it a lot more if they had used the 64-65 2dr wagon B-pillar.
That one just looks "wrong"
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I had a 65 2 door wagon. 283 4 spd in light blue with chrome roof racks. Paid $200 and drove it for a year and sold it for $500. Really thought I was doing something back then. That was in the mid 80s when $200 cars were everywhere, now I guess it’s $20k cars everywhere.
 
DJ’s Garage said:
I had a 65 2 door wagon. 283 4 spd in light blue with chrome roof racks. Paid $200 and drove it for a year and sold it for $500. Really thought I was doing something back then. That was in the mid 80s when $200 cars were everywhere, now I guess it’s $20k cars everywhere.
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I miss spoke, wasn’t a 2 door wagon too many memories jumbled.
 
Agreed.... looks like an Elky with a top fabricated. Time was spent on it and it won't be to everyone's taste, but there was effort there. That being said, not my cup of tea... I'd prefer a 4 door wagon myself.
 
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