I’ll start it off with my Revell '56 Nomad!

Haven’t built it yet, so I have no pictures, but a 1959 Rambler Rebel wagon. It was our family car when I was growing up. My Dad got it for less new than a 1957 Nomad he was looking at on the lot (dang!).
It’s a JoHan kit, and I can’t decide whether or not to open the hood and drop an engine and drivetrain in it or just leave it curbside. So, it stays in it’s box until that decision is made.
Your Nomad looks sweet!
Gene Beaird,
Pearland, Texas
Thanks!Look forward to seeing the Rambler!
Do not have this in kit form, but it would have to be the one. Any of the late fifties or early sixties country squire wagons were cool.[H]
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Greg"Detailfreak"Rowley[Y]
love the pics looks great,
Ron
Detroit at it’s finest…

The Family Truckster
i’ve only got one station wagon (estate) in my collection, and that’s Dad’s Corona. i bought the sedan kit and built up a wagon roof on it. i wouldn’t call it my favorite, i don’t even like it, but there’s no 1/25 scale models of the Commodore SportsWagon.
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Just finished this hypothetical offering of the Lincoln Continental put out by …AMT? It was never an actual vehicle, but they offered it as an option in the kit.
I put an opening rear window in it after adding a cross-bar to the top of the body. I figured that a station wagon without a rear window wouldn’t have been worth much without it. The kit has just a big window with no way to open it at the rear–very strange,
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The interior…
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