Hi, we're looking for a later model type 3 stationwagon (Variant). Preferably Automatic, long-nose type, in 'original' condition (or mildly customised - eg. wider wheels OK). Preferably a light and/or original colour, eg. Antarctica White. Must be in good order, ie. not requiring MAJOR bodywork or rust repair. We're prepared to pay for a car in top condition. Please UTU or E-mail us. Any leads mucho appreciated. Thanks!
[ Edited on 11-2-2006 by ACE_76 ]
[ Edited on 13-9-2006 by ACE_76 ]
kabv ·
there was a pink square on here not long ago
62deluxe ·
I'm thinking of selling my 69 but it's a manual........
ACE_76 ·
Thanks folks. Have now seen the thread on pink one. We're after something perhaps a bit more original, a bit less pink, and with a bit less rust. Otherwise that one would fit the bill. We're prepared to wait for the right car, & the more original looking the better, though re-sprayed is fine of course. As i said we'd be prepared to pay for the best available. If we can't find an auto. we would consider a manual. If you have any leads or maybe a suitable car, please e-mail, phone or UTU as you see fit.
62deluxe ·
My square.......
62deluxe ·
This is an older pic.
Since then I've added clear front indicators and fixed the dent in the door (did a panel beating class!!) Got enough spare panels and parts for another car, well nearly.
ACE_76 ·
Thanks 62deluxe, looks good. Have thought about it and we really want an automatic though if possible, so we'll look for an original automatic first, & only go for a manual once we've given up that hope.
62deluxe ·
Try Peter Curran, he has a 69 auto square that he is restoring and is going to sell...
03 62492 735. Tell him Jeremy told you about it. Nice car too.
62deluxe ·
Oh and did I mention that it's white!!
ACE_76 ·
Thanks 62del. Have arranged to see it. All sounds good.
Andy ·
Howdy Ace!
Had any luck with tracking one down yet?
They seem pretty thin on the ground these days, wouldn't mind one myself :thumb
ACE_76 ·
No Andy , we're taking our time, hopefully to find the right car (ie. in "top" condition). Also advertising, asking, and looking around. We're really after a late auto, which makes the search hard. Auto is the big boss's imperative, not my choice. Wagons seem to have had a higher attrition rate than Fast & notch-backs in recent years, partly due to greater rust problems it seems (rear widow & rear sill).
Yep.........went from manual to auto in our(now daughters) fastie......not that hard to do.
Klaus ·
I know of one up here in wollongong . Its a 72 light brown auto wagon , havent had a close look but owner swears its in top condition ( behind 6ft fencing). If keen I can track a number down for you.