What is the one (1) station wagon you'd like to see kitted?

[sjordan2]

Skip, I liked the Volvo wagons, those would be cool sleepers...

http://www.stationwagonfinder.com/2010/10/swedish-style-1972-volvo-p1800es/

Edited August 8, 2014 by sjordan2

[MADDOG]

I would love to see the "ugly Kid" wagon!

http://uglykidclothing.com/2013/11/photos-fast-n-loud-ugly-kid-wagon/

[W-409]

This is easy! '74 Chevy Chevelle / Malibu STW.

[ferrarijoe]

Cts -v wagon

[Exotics_Builder]

Well, it sorta is a station wagon

[disabled modeler]

72-73 Monaco with the hidden headlamps.

That would work for me too.... big long bad and classy.

[mrknowetall]

I'd like to see Revell offer a '57 Ford wagon based on their new tool '57 Ford kit, and a '57 Chevy Handyman wagon. Both two doors.

[ferrarijoe]

[1930fordpickup]

The one that I want would be this 1968 Ford Wagon.

http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=1968+ford+wagon&qpvt=1968+ford+wagon&FORM=IGRE#view=detail&id=DF36F30A31434CB913595953103B80E69D2B3FD2&selectedIndex=44

The one that I think would have the most leggs for the hobby 1957 Ford two door wagon.

http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=1957+2+door++ford+wagon&go=Submit&qs=n&form=QBIR&pq=1957+2+door+ford+wagon&sc=1-22&sp=-1&sk=#view=detail&id=7ADD090C631309241285B85BC4E9CDA5BDA8FC4B&selectedIndex=2

Edited August 8, 2014 by 1930fordpickup

[Ace-Garageguy]

How 'bout an Aston Martin DB5 shooting brake, shaken, not stirred?

Or mayhaps an old Jag? Hard to beat for class.

[mrknowetall]

Yeah! My vote, based on Revell's new tool '57 Ford kit.

Or a '57 Chevy Hanyman wagon, also based on Revell's endless, new tool '57 kits.

Edited August 8, 2014 by mrknowetall

[Art Anderson]

Surprising that nobody's mentioned one that neither AMT Corporation, nor Revell ever did (and both produced multi-versions of the basic car on which this station wagon can be based:

1940 Ford Station Wagon which can be kitted in both Standard and Deluxe Versions.

Art

[Jon Haigwood]

1960 Ford Ranch Wagon 4dr

[Evilbenny]

Cadillac CTS V wagon gets my vote.

[mrknowetall]

Surprising that nobody's mentioned one that neither AMT Corporation, nor Revell ever did (and both produced multi-versions of the basic car on which this station wagon can be based:

1940 Ford Station Wagon which can be kitted in both Standard and Deluxe Versions.

Art

I was told by someone at Revell that a '40 Ford wagon almost happened, except that sales on their '40 convert and coupe weren't what they thought they'd be. A shame.

Edited August 8, 2014 by mrknowetall

[Joe Handley]

Cadillac CTS V wagon gets my vote.

This!

Plus I wouldn't mind seeing this turned into some sort of regular wagon

And of course, once again........

Edited August 8, 2014 by Joe Handley

[Zarana-X]

Volkswagen Type III Squareback.

[Art Anderson]

Another angle of that Packard...

To be exact, Packard advertised this as the "Station Sedan", and incidently, was one of very rew postwar Packards to appear in print advertising featuring a family with children.

Art

[Crazy Ed]

Another one that's not the "same old same old"...

I much prefer the '54 Commander Wagon. I used to have one and really enjoyed it, so a Kit'd get my money.

[jbwelda]

another vote for a P1800

but I would settle for a reissue of the 63 Nova wagon in 3 in 1 fashion or better yet, the race team.

jb

Edited August 8, 2014 by jbwelda

[Harry P.]

To be exact, Packard advertised this as the "Station Sedan", and incidently, was one of very rew postwar Packards to appear in print advertising featuring a family with children.

Art

And a very classy car if you ask me!

[Greg Myers]

Lots going on here, First my usual smart a**ed answer in pictures of course. Then a serious thought, What would be most popular thus sell kits thus be more likely to see production, and that would be Don Banes' call on the '57 Ford and the '57 Chevy Next up, Joe, that ain't no station wagon, it'sa Van A Bread Van. Let's see , station wagon ? What station wagon have I had in my life? Oh yeah, my dad bought a brand new Black 1961 6 cylinder automatic Ford with no air to drive cross country to Tucson Arizona in the summer. Nope, didn't work out to well. Next up for me anyway was my return from your Uncle Sam's Navy in 1974 need something cool that both the wife and I could drive. And Jason Smith says how about one of these ? Right color and all. You'd think I'd have learned from my dad, yep we got an automatic. wasn't too bad.

[Greg Myers]

I think the '57's make the most sense.

[Dragfreak]

Sorry, You could say I'm a little obsessed with the vega

[CJ1971]

I love ❤️ wagons so it's a very, very tough question to answer... If I had to make a short list, it would come down to either of these 2...

The Aston Martin Rapide Shooting Brake...

Or the Audi RS6 Avante... ( Worlds fastest production wagon)

Cheers Cliff