As an aside this list has an amazing collection of coach built wagons. I especially like the Aston Martin's.

http://cars.uk.msn.com/features/the-5…

The Mercedes 300TD because those tanks are still all over the place.

Bentley Val d'Isere

Always loved these things. Most people seem to not, hopefully at some point that can work in my favor.

Rivets and a hamster wheel.

My family got ours from an importer in DC. He went to Denmark and bought one, took it apart, loaded it in a container and then rebuilt it on a different chassis here in the US. Ours is an 1989 on the chassis of a '72.

Yeah something insane like that. He lost a huge amount of weight, it really messed him up!

He had to stop doing Survivorman because he got some Georgia swamp water up his butt and it filled him with parasites. Meanwhile Bear spent the night at the St. Regis flushing out his urine with Mai Thai and steak.

Free entry to a drag race event in New Jersey, with lunch and some drinks, and a scion car show.

I was scared away by everything being powered, including vent covers. So many things to break..

Guess I will hold onto mine a bit longer then...

I for one am really looking forward to seeing how this thing will look after its modifications are complete, and hopefully the NSF has saved a portion of its $13M budget for its A-10 to put a really nice mission-specific coat of paint on it.

1973 International Scout II.

If only Mercedes would drop 50-60k off the price of an E63 AMG Estate.

Yeah it's really unfortunate that the only full size wagons we can get are European and as a result quite expensive.

Only 2006 or is there a range for these things? Always liked the idea of a Subaru wagon but not so much an Outback and especially never a Forrester.

1. Pontiac Fiero

T9 is still better than the deplorable iPhone keyboard and auto correct.

An empty parking lot and some willingness to give your transmission a workout?

Also obligatory.