Anyone built the recent 1965 Lincoln as a wagon?

[Oldmopars]

I SEARCHED, Google searched, I found lots of topless builds, but I think I only found 1 built as a wagon. Are there any others that have built this car as a wagon? I would like to do it up completely stock, but with a wagon roof, as though it could have been factory that way.

Any builds or advice for fitting the roof would be great.

[Mike999]

Sorry, I'm better at ideas than actual useful information...

You could build it as a custom made wagon for a ritzy resort.  I've always wanted to try that with the '65 Lincoln.  

The Broadmoor Resort in Colorado had a series of Cadillac station wagons custom-built in the 1950's, to haul guests and their luggage.  The wagon was called the "Skyview" because of its clear roof panels.  A lot like the roof of that AMT '65 Lincoln.  Here's a Skyview that has seen better days, but the clear roof panels are visible.

[Oldmopars]

Cool idea, I may have to do one that way. My plan is high end “could have been “ wagon. I want to paint the roof, add a rack and maybe open the back window to allow a pair of surf boards. 

[Paul Payne]

Michelle posted a Lincoln wagon in pau.

[restoman]

I've been tinkering with this one on and off...

[eastown]

One I did 10 years ago.

[Claude Thibodeau]

Hi Scott!

You might want to try the roof from the Alternomad (seen here on a Starliner)... Or, the 64 Wagon roof (seen he highly modified on a Monte Carlo Nomad). Both require some work, but the Lincoln is a big car, so, they should fit. I did a custom Roadster PU with the Lincoln, a la Ranchero, but a two-seater. 

So much styrene, so little time...

CT 

[Oldmopars]

Wow, great builds. Thank you. I think the biggest issue will be making the roof look like something Lincoln would have done. 

[Lunajammer]

 

 

 

[Oldmopars]

That factory looking burgundy one is the look I’m after, thanks.