not a wag, but perfect! those are the rims I was going to get. They look just as good as I had hoped they would!
check it yo
WagoVan!!!!
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Vans are dope!
...uh,, yeah, if that doesn't make EVERYBODY in this forum want to go out wagon-hunting, I don't know WHAT will. Thanks for posting those incredible cars bro! Though, IMO, they need to switch wheels!
...we still need some hot '85-'87 wagon pics posted! Anyone got any?
other UPDATE: got wifey on board. She is now cool with me getting the wagon. All go on buying this thing ASAP. I think she feels bad about me having to sell the EK. It will prob. sell this weekend.
But, I know that it will be in good hands, so that means a lot to me.
other UPDATE: got wifey on board. She is now cool with me getting the wagon. All go on buying this thing ASAP. I think she feels bad about me having to sell the EK. It will prob. sell this weekend.
But, I know that it will be in good hands, so that means a lot to me.
Selling the EK for money to get the car we want, all cash, and avoid another loan/payments. WagoVan is just a new project. I love building cars, and this outlet is very affordable up front. Also, I just think that it is cool.
No, baby and family will ride in the new car.
man, I can't stop looking at those 2 clean wagons. DOPE!!
i would love to see how this turns out. to bad you had to part from your ek.
Much agreed. I haven't bought the car yet, however, my color choice and basic structure to the build has already been picked out, and will be as follows:
Exterior: A classy slightly off-white, ivory-ish color; All bumpers painted
The trim line that surrounds the exterior (built into the front and rear bumpers) will be painted a fresh black
Thin red-pinstripe will be added in the middle of the black trim all the way around
Mugen MR-5's
EF Sidemarkers added
Window Visor's added
35% or 20% Tint on all windows, except the front two.
Dropped, but not too much. I don't like my cars "slammed".
Interior: Dash and all panels re-dyed with two-tone: dark-brown and tan earth tones.
New tan-carpet.
Nardi wood-grain steering wheel
Nardi wood-grain shift knob, mounted up high w/ shift extender.
So, basically: Cream outside with luxury woody kind of feel inside. I'm certainly not shooting for the "JDM all black, Type R" deal here. Certainly nothing wrong with that, I just wanted to stay with the feeling of the wagon on this build.
Eventually, it will get a proper swap as well, of course!
Oh, and the roof-rack, mud flaps, and those "REAL TIME 4WD" decals will definitely be staying. IMO, they all help to give it that extra "dork" touch that makes it so cool! I'll probably have to get the decals designed and printed from a local print shop.
OK, update: I sold my hatch .....but, made arrangements with the seller of the Wagovan to meet up tomorrow. It should be in my possession by the end of the day tomorrow! YES!! Will post pics to confirm purchase ASAP. peace
.....but, made arrangements with the seller of the Wagovan to meet up tomorrow. It should be in my possession by the end of the day tomorrow! YES!! Will post pics to confirm purchase ASAP. peaceAwesome Van man, I will hopefully be getting a 90 civic wagon not a Wagovan but real similar. Hopefully next month, it will be the DD/beater. Its Dual Point, I'll just convert/swap to multi point and be done with it. Good luck with it man.
IT IS IN MY POSSESSION!! It's siting outside. I'll get some more pics up ASAP, I had to run to work directly after I bought it this afternoon. Thanks for all of the encouraging comments peeps. I'll start a new build thread soon. Peace