What's your favorite non-30 wagon?

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  • harv
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    I miss my old 145.

    John















    MegaSquirt!






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  • GermanDriver
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    Got 2 Benz 4matic wagons that are great daily drivers. Big safe and good in the snow.



    I always liked the M5's, E55/63's and RS6 wagons.

    Some of the old AMG Wagons are really cool.





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  • JTapper
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  • RedStar240
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    M5 Touring New!

    E34 M5 Touring Best of them all.

    Not as rare but nice E39 M5 Touring.

    All amazing beasts.

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  • monoblanco
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    This is a fun thread.
    I love wagons, and there are some fantastic posts here.
    However after reading your thread it sounds like you're on a tight budget.

    Because of this i would suggest you narrow down your search to the 1st and 2nd generation Subaru Legacy wagons. The Legacy GT in particular is pretty sick.






    I owned a 1991.
    It was a solid wagon.
    Not once did I have an issue with it.

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  • TruEdrty
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    Subie Wagons
    Attached Files

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  • Iain
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    Originally posted by ethree
    The outbacks are nice enough but in stock trim (ie: w/o swap) they are sooooo slow.
    6-cylinder ones are ok...






    ... once you add a GT4088R





    Note: that engine is in a stock-looking '97 Legacy sedan.

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  • Omaliyo
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    My old wagon (95 accord lx)



    Datsun 510



    passat

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  • ethree
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    The outbacks are nice enough but in stock trim (ie: w/o swap) they are sooooo slow.

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  • Iain
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    I like my friend's Gen3 Subaru Outback wagon. It has had a full Version 7 STi conversion (2001 JDM STi Impreza EJ207 engine, 6MT, R180 diff customised to fit multi-link rear), as well as alloy front arms, STi steering rack, power steering cooler, front-mount intercooler, Bosch fuel pump, factory tunable 2001 STi ECU, V2 STi RA seats from my old car, STi RSK Legacy 9000rpm cluster, RSK Bilstein struts (w/Whiteline springs), Brembo brakes, de-lifted (remove chassis spacer, change steering knuckle) etc, etc. It's so much fun to drive and quite nice around town...



    That's his car in my garage. We're putting a new engine in it after his 2.0 threw a big-end on the track. Something went badly wrong and it cracked the heads around the spark plug bores, scuffed all the bores and trashed the pistons and bearings.

    There is a new STi EJ257 2.5L short motor coming, along with CP pistons, LS1 rings, ARP head studs, ARP Race bearings, ported heads, JDM Impreza STi Spec C cams (more lift + duration), parallel fuel rails, catch cans, GT Spec headers, custom up-pipe and a TD06 turbo. Should haul around 240kW @ wheels once we've got it tuned and run-in.

    engine bay pics from the company who converted it (AM Auto in Noosa, QLD for any Aussies reading this - go see Al for any fab/custom work! Top guy, great shop!)







    Originally posted by mikeedler
    no such animal-- but it sure would be cool.
    They confirmed they were building an M3 Touring before they had even announced the 'vert or the 4dr!

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  • quickervicar
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    ^ Probably my next DD car. I love them.

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  • ethree
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    I think the c3 chassis 5000 quattro avant would be a good choice, a chip and wastegate spring they can be pretty quick.

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  • catchuk
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    Originally posted by naplese30
    the shaggin wagon
    +1

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  • naplesE30
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    The shaggin wagon

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  • mrsleeve
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    Originally posted by ColdAccord
    b6 s4 avant



    friend of mine's. for sale...
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

    That

    Or of course a Chevy Nomad if you want to go old school and fave of all time

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