pics of my squire wagon what do you guys think ?

[bigblockrik]

[stanchfi]

Welcome to the forum
looks pretty good considering it's age!

I've always had a soft spot for wagons

-James

[JAN]

A 'woody' Squire - a very rare beast, even on this side of the water!

What plans do you have for it?

[bigblockrik]

I am not sure,i had plans to hot rod it.Straight axle blown big block dodge with a 4 speed setting high in the air like the old gassers.But i hate to cut it up.?

[JAN]

I am not sure,i had plans to hot rod it.Straight axle blown big block dodge with a 4 speed setting high in the air like the old gassers.But i hate to cut it up.? :?:

Well, there aren't that many left in the world, possibly a couple of dozen so it really would be a shame to cut into it.

[105epaul]

Sadly there is one less existing over here in the UK. There was a 55 Squire near me but it was pretty rough with missing inner and outer sills (rocker panels to you Americans!) and the left front wing was missing. It was just about restorable if you were determined but it has gone for scrap. Nobody here wanted to try and save it. The owner took most of the good trim off but it went with all its running gear intact.

[bigblockrik]

I hate to hear of any old iron getting scraped,they just dont make them anymore.I have acouple of projects to finish first then i will decide what to do with it.

[tailfins]

i'm starting to restore mine
need a drivers side rear corner panel,min's 'crunched'
also a good running orig motor if one exists
or suggestions on someone to work on mine near san jose,cal

[105epaul]

Check the 'For Sale' section, there was a guy selling an original motor and trans plus other parts. He has posted on here.

Paul