So how many wagons equals an armada?

It what can only be described as the longest auto sale in history, I finally brought a new whale home. Dave's 1995 1A2 is now under my care. It's going to be a daily for now, and might pinch hit as the "Daytona cruiser" for WF FL this year. Either way, I'm now a multi wagon owner. Don't even have the new plates and I already ordered parts for it.

Armada, poor choice of words. They're at the bottom of the English Channel . How about POD.

Whale POD works for me.

Yea, what was that, a year?

Murder, like a murder of crows. A murder of wagons.

I would say a minimum of 3. having two of a car is not unusual, but once you get 3 you become a "collector"
for a while I had a collection of Honda minivans now I am down to 1+ parts shell.

frederickflintstone wrote:

I would say a minimum of 3. having two of a car is not unusual, but once you get 3 you become a "collector"
for a while I had a collection of Honda minivans now I am down to 1+ parts shell.

Well, I have two right now, and one even says "collector's edition" on the hood ornament. Do I qualify?

Steve Smith wrote:

frederickflintstone wrote:

I would say a minimum of 3. having two of a car is not unusual, but once you get 3 you become a "collector"
for a while I had a collection of Honda minivans now I am down to 1+ parts shell.

Well, I have two right now, and one even says "collector's edition" on the hood ornament. Do I qualify?

No IMO you need at least 3. I don't 2 even really scratches the surface with some of the guys on here.

I have two wagons, but only one is a GM B body.

I am a wagon collector then. Have the OCC, the Malibu, and still have my 92 Accord wagon. And I'm looking at more.

Count me in the Three Party! 2xOCC,plus a Roady.

So by Fredrick's logic I am not a wagon collector as I only own two of them currently, although I do also have a Fleetwood (but of course it's different).

My driveway a few years back:

Sprocket wrote:

So by Fredrick's logic I am not a wagon collector as I only own two of them currently, although I do also have a Fleetwood (but of course it's different).  

My driveway a few years back:

I still have one of those out at paul's farm and my sedan nosed wagon, the pontiac wagon, two 80 malibu coupes, a 94 roady sedan, and a 85 collectors edition LeSabre yet to be brought home

Isn't an "Armada" a Nissan SUV?

I've currently got two wagons (OCC and RMW) but have a bunch of other motorized conveyances, so not looking to become a wagon collector.....
Having said that, though, almost every 91-96 I've looked at has been rust-free and inexpensive, which makes them tempting!

I'm down to 3 wagons now. I call it a "hoard". There's many more non wagons too that fall under that.

And yes, this might be the longest car sale in history. In fact, it's still going on!

95BRMW wrote:

And yes, this might be the longest car sale in history.  In fact, it's still going on!

you in the financing business dave?

phantom 309 wrote:

95BRMW wrote:

And yes, this might be the longest car sale in history.  In fact, it's still going on!

you in the financing business dave?

Pretty soon he may even have a pre owned Jetta sedan for sale!

nice justin! keeping your original wagon?

benn wrote:

nice justin! keeping your original wagon?

Thats the plan. Motor is coming out this winter so it's going in the garage soon.

phantom 309 wrote:

95BRMW wrote:

And yes, this might be the longest car sale in history.  In fact, it's still going on!

you in the financing business dave?

If I did it right I'd be rich lol. I sold a riviera to a friend last year. He bitched about the car constantly, never finished paying for it and gave it back to me.
Come to think of it, I suck at this lol

Cadet57 wrote:

phantom 309 wrote:

95BRMW wrote:

And yes, this might be the longest car sale in history.  In fact, it's still going on!

you in the financing business dave?

Pretty soon he may even have a pre owned Jetta sedan for sale!

We don't accept trades on non B-body vehicles.