'57 T-Bird Station Wagon


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By slumlord444 - 8 Years Ago
Friend of mine showed me a photo today of a '57 Bird that had a 2 door station wagon roof grafted on it. It was in a Hemming's Clasic Car magazine I think. Hemmings for sure. Only one small photo. Looked like it was well done. Would like to see more details on this one. Anyone seen it?
By paul2748 - 8 Years Ago
I've seen a picture but have no other information.
By miker - 8 Years Ago
I saw a picture of one in the last couple weeks. On a thread of station wagon conversions (or sedan delivery's )? Shot from above, on the right rear quarter. Dark, maybe black. I don't recall the info. Made me smile. I had an 1800S Volvo when that ES wagon version came out. Out of my pay grade, but I still remember it.
By Oldmics - 8 Years Ago
Follow this link to the H.A.M.B. site
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/early-ford-thunderbirds.229429/page-4

and see post #95 - It contains a video clip of the T Bird wagon.
Oldmics
By miker - 8 Years Ago
Thanks for the link, oldmics. The whole thread is interesting.
By paul2748 - 8 Years Ago
Nice clip - very interesting custom
By Small block - 8 Years Ago
It is  interesting  and different to see but if  I had a Baby Bird  I wouldn't think of  doing that to it unless a had a spare Car to play with!
By Oldmics - 8 Years Ago

The guys who did that build are Bird experts.  They also have more than a few cars to play around with.
Pretty Kool in my opinion.

Oldmics

By paul2748 - 8 Years Ago
There was a article about it in the latest Early Bird Magazine
By Rowen - 8 Years Ago
If I'm not mistaken, Amos Minter has one he uses for a parts hauler. I pretty darn nice one,but a parts hauler non the less. (My memory isn't what it ought to be, could have been another builder).
I saw it on one of those spotlight type shows on velocity.
It was a VERY nicely done car!!
Rowen
By 30 coupe - 8 Years Ago
If you really wanted one you could buy a beat up shay reproduction '55 to get the front clip and make a '55 bird wagon.   that way you would not have to destroy valuable bird sheet metal.