1. Great idea and thanks to MM for realizing it.
2. Would like to see other wagons as well.
3. Family vacation version (children's chalk printing in windows, bumper stickers), PIP style, other colors are all options I'm interested in for this casting.
4. Why do it, isn't there anything better to do?
5. Not my thing but I applaud the effort to be cutting edge.
6. Other - please explain.

Pick all that apply, feedback needed.

Mark:thumbsup:

1 and 2, without question. Here's hoping we see a '72 Vista Cruiser, '73 Caprice Estate, '74 Town & Country, and '76 Colony Park, as well!!

Keep up the good work, Motormax. You have my heart as well as my wallet!!

1,2 and 3 for me! I can't wait for this car to come out and hope it is the first of many, many, many more wagons from the 70s and 80s.

1,2,&3. MM has done a great job of bringing out the "everyday driver". I think they would do very well to continue in this vein. Of course that market could change, especially if they have to raise prices for whatever reason.

Dear All:

Granted,1 and 2.More,many more - including the Pontiac Safari SW 1990 - wagons,please.All from GM,the Gigantic Chryslers from the 1970's,and the Ford/Merc as well and why not,a Matador and Ambassador Wagons,too!!!

1 and 2, without question. Here's hoping we see a '72 Vista Cruiser, '73 Caprice Estate, '74 Town & Country, and '76 Colony Park, as well!!

Keep up the good work, Motormax. You have my heart as well as my wallet!!

I second this motion. :cool:

Taling about american station wagon with wood apply, I like to suggest:

* 1972 Ford Pinto squire wagon
* 1972 Ford Gran Torino squire wagon
* 1973-76 Ford LTD Country squire
* 1976 Dodge Aspen wagon
* 1974 Dodge Monaco wagon
* 1971 Dodge Coronet wagon
* 1974 Pontiac LeMans Safari
* 1977 Chevrolet Caprice wagon
* 1974 AMC Hornet Sportabout
* 1978 AMC Concord wagon
* 1973 AMC Matador wagon


What do you think about this? hoping your commentas, thanks