What was the name of the Chevy station wagon in 1959?

The other 1959 Chevrolet station wagons were the new Kingswood four-door, nine-passenger, the new Parkwood four-door six-passenger, the new Brookwood two-door six passengers, and Brookwood four-door six Passenger. With the Delray gone, the Biscayne-based Brookwood was now priced lowest.

What kind of station wagons did Chrysler make?

Chrysler fielded the LeBaron and Town & Country, Dodge the Diplomat, Diplomat Salon, and the Aspen (with or without the Custom Package or Special Edition Package). Plymouth offered the Volare that could also add the Custom or Premiere packages. During the decade, other midsize versions were unveiled.

What was the first front wheel drive station wagon?

GM’s new front-wheel-drive A-platform wagons—the Chevrolet Celebrity, Pontiac 6000, Buick Century, and Olds Cutlass Ciera—arrived for 1984, and Ford wowed the market with its space-age Taurus and Mercury Sable for 1986. Though AMC isn’t one of the Big Three, its Eagle station wagon is notable for its four-wheel-drive capability.

What does a full size station wagon look like?

From Woodies to full-size wagons, I’m sure we all have our favorites, especially among the classics but we have compiled a list of our winner for 20 different categories which you can read after we answer a few basic questions. What Does a Station Wagon Look Like?

What is the value of 1978 Corvette?

We place a value on this 1978 Silver Anniversary Edition Corvette at $15,500 in part due to the low mileage and the optional L-82 motor.

Is 1977 corvette a stingray?

Ignoring the fact that Corvettes officially ceased to be known as “Stingrays” for the ’77 model year, we’ll address the latter declaration, that this “latest version” of the Corvette was “the most desirable.” Simply put, the numbers bear that statement out.

What is a 1977 corvette?

The 1977 Corvette was a third generation C3 Corvette, which spanned from 1968-1982. 1977 included the Sports Coupe model, and was the final year that Corvettes had vertical rear window treatment, starting back in 1968.