1970 custom 2 door cutlass wagon st pete

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1755430404937421/

i think this has to be the same car i remember seeing rotting in a yard off 118th st in st pete 8-10 years ago - was faded black at the time. Finally stopped by the place one day and checked it out as i was thinking, i never recalled seeing a stock 2 door version of this wagon. sure enough it was a chop job custom project that imo wasn't so great. I still think it's interesting but the lines don't look right to me.

anyway, seems someone finally fixed it up a bit and is asking quite a pretty penny for it. Thought others might find this an interesting oddity.

Looks like a Cutlass with a wagon roof added on. Don't look bad from the pic, but I think 37k is way to high for an unfinished concept.

No doubt a whole lot of work, but horribly thought out aesthetics.

If he was going to use the tapered top doors and windows, he should have made the roofline match like a lot of the newer, lower in the back, sport wagon roofs do. It just looks out of balance and thrown together the way it is.

I think it would have looked better if he did the traditional weld the rear door shut and put in folding back front seat back seats.

Never understood the fascination with two door station wagons. The tri five Nomads, sure. All this weird hack and slash stuff people make is ugly. They rarely ever look right.