Interesting choice of name. That is pure weirdness.
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Stumbled across this piece of Swedish weirdness while looking for 9-3 parts. Thought it was too awesome not to share. It's a Saab 900 wagon conversion made by the coachbuilder Nilsson. I think it looks really good as a wagon, and the window lines in particular remind me of the later 9-5 wagon. I'd rock this in a heartbeat.
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Interesting choice of name. That is pure weirdness.
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This isn't the same one, but Porsche built Ferry a 928 wagon for his birthday one year. He would get a one-off on his birthday. Sounds rough, doesn't it?
There were at least a few 924/944 wagons built, too. No, I don't think any were factory.
I just read that DP built 7 wagons of this type. Kinda cool, eh?![]()
Originally Posted by Boyz in da Park
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The Mercedes W126 S-Class was quite popular in that regard...
and there were (dutch?) conversions of the 7-series as well...
Also there were many other Mercedes wagons before the TE/TD debuted with the W123, from what I know only some conversions based on the Mercedes W110 and ambulance/hearse versions were authorized by the factory. This would make this a conversion as well:
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I went looking for a Beetle with a bus roof grafted on, as I've seen several over the years, but I found this Woody conversion instead:
It's kinda neat.![]()
Originally Posted by Boyz in da Park
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If the choice is a wagon or a sedan, I'm taking the wagon everytime.
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The 944 looks like an Austin Allegro/Reliant Scimitar love child...
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After seeing the picture of the red 900 wagon... it actually blows my mind that Saab would not build this to compete with the Volvo wagons of the same time period. Definitely a more attractive Swede! (and I'm a Volvo fan...)... Actually one of the best looking wagons I've ever seen!
The Ferrari 456 is a huge favorite of mine, loved them when I was a kid... The wagon is like icing on the cake, looks awesome - and serves the 2+2 purpose of the 456 even better, with real room for those 4 people to take that car on an epic trip.
The S-class, and 7-series actually take to wagonizing quite well. They both look like factory models. Surprisingly the 928 look great too!
The American muscle cars look too 'mommy mobile' in wagon form... definitely need to be left as the awesome muscle cars they are. That C3 Corvette is absolutely fugly...
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I'd rock the Corrado wagon for the record, despite its view from the rear.
And the 944 is hot like that...just sayin'
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Thank you, this thread made my week.
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James Garner thinks they belong here.
He doesn't want you making fun of them, either. He'll do a "Rockford" on your ass if you ain't careful.![]()
Originally Posted by Boyz in da Park