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1965 Studebaker Wagonaire

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1965 Studebaker Wagonaire - $23,900 - Renton, WA - This Unique Open Roof Station Wagon Has Been Professionally Updated Throughout For Freeway Cruising And Family Comfort. It Has A Fresh 350 cu in Chevrolet V8, Turbo 350 Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power Front Disc Brakes, Vintage Air Conditioning, Tilt Wheel, Power Windows, All New Classic Instruments White Face Gauges And A Kenwood CD Sound System. The Custom Designed Center Console Blends Nicely To The Stock Dash And The Rest Of The Interior Is All New In Black With Red Piping. The Fresh Carpeting Runs From The Passenger Area Back Through The Cargo Area And The Back Seat Folds Down For Camping Or Hauling Your Cruise-In Supplies. The Metallic Burgandy Exterior Finish Is Accented With A White Top, Custom Chrysler Tail Lights And Chromed American Torque Thrust Wheels. The Factory Sliding Rear Roof Section Still Works Great And Really Sets This Resto-Mod Wagon Apart From All Of The Rest. A Huge Folder Of Receipts Document All Of The Recent Improvements. Well Sorted Out And Ready To Enjoy.


Link to ad on Hemmings.com
 
All the "upgrades", "improvements" or aftermarkets parts in the world can do nothing to help this pinnacle of ugliness. At least they continued the blandness of the exterior into their "upgraded" dash. :doh:
 
The angles and white paint of that roof make it look like an anime character wearing a retard helmet.
 
The Larks, yes. This car? Shouts Chrysler at me.
 

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I actually just looked at the ad.. There you are again. Shitty gauges and a hacked interior, resplendent with shitty mid eighties GM steering column. You know, the one where you don't need the keys to start the car. Not like anybody's stealing it, tho.
 
I see your comparison in the "plaid-ish" look of the grilles. I was looking more at the trapizoid shapes.
 
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