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Toyota Setsuma is claimed to be built with traditional Japanese joinery. I'm not a car guy, but if I was I would be saving up for one. Or, better still, looking for a set of plans!
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No woody jokes yet?
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Nah,
load with 4 x 8's, pull a 16 foot car trailer, rides like a cadillac but can be used like a pickup truck, keeps you comfortably out of style and makes the youngins stare as they try to figure out what it is. Good american quality
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Don't see wagons on the road much nowadays. Funny how the station wagon has somehow evolved into a SUV or crossover as the family auto.
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That is a nice looking Caprice wagon.
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Making sawdust regularly, occasionally a project is completed.
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92 Buick Roadmaster,
had an 83 Caprice Wagon for 10 years before this one. I'm really stepping up in the world,six years and a fair bit of torture so far, 215,000 miles at the moment.
Last edited by Warren Lake; 04-15-2016 at 6:41 PM.
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Didn't Chevy Chase drive one of those in the first Vacation movie?
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Close, but you're thinking of the ultra-rare Wagon Queen Family Truckster.Originally Posted by Peter Kuhlman
Didn't Chevy Chase drive one of those in the first Vacation movie?
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~Garth
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Different brand same concept
well thats interesting your post wasnt there when I looked before, do you have a time machine ?
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Last edited by Warren Lake; 04-16-2016 at 2:08 AM.
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The Roadmaster Wagon is the car I wanted and never managed to get. I did have a 1996 Roadmaster Sedan.
As for SUV replacing the wagon, now way. Wagons had more hauling capacity that most SUV's. My 08 Passat Wagon can haul more than most SUV's.
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