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what a glorious find this would have been for a road trip machine! three rows of seats! throw cladding on it and call it a CUV! https://www.automobilemag.com/news/1994-buick-roadmaster-wagon-5600-miles-photos-auction/

Always been a fan of these wagons. Have a major love for those early to mid 70s GM wagons... ?

Old car get together at the Taco time this week.

I think I like the equivalent Olds full-size wagon a little bit more because of its grille. I still see some of these on the road. They are doing their job for their owners ... 5.7 V8 et. al. However, I do like the interior of this one. The simple, vertical dash is nicely trimmed out and makes a good statement. The price of $ 24 K that it sold for is no surprise, given that colonnade coupes from the '70s in great condition sell for anywhere from $ 10 K to $ 20 K.

The 90's version of a Suburban Coupe CUV and just as long lol.

Interesting event in SW Florida. They make the news from time to time. A nuisance gator was chasing customers in a Wendy's parking lot! Sadly, I didn't see any footage ... just photos. Why would you even get out of your car if you saw an alligator in the parking lot? A similar sight took place in Texas. Yes, they live there, too. https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/alligators-spotted-two-separate-restaurant-154200844.html

Reminder : that’s a 2500HD to the left, and a 1500 to the right.

The Eagle has landed.

Well.......... it’s finally here. UNFORTUNATELY, it’s far too nice for a bumpkin like me, so I politely refused it. No; I guess I’ll take it. Going back tomm with a fat check and a brand new pen.

So-ooooo....... dealer still has my truck. Threw check engine code the day it was delivered; needed a knock sensor. Took 2 days to get part, then while road-testing it, had a very minor fender-bender in rear quarter, behind rear tire. Nothing structural, didn’t touch the tire. Going to dealer body shop, and they offered to make first payment. I’m thinking 2 would be better.