Time to let the Auburn thread have a proper burial and move on 
The beginning pics are of the '57 Safari I owned and resto-rodded in the early to mid 70's. Is that a term rodders still use?? The little pics are the originals. Funny looking now. High techest that we had then, but ancient today.
MY dad owned a nearly new Starchief two-door hard top. Absolutely beautiful and it drove like a dream. I learned to drive in that car, and I raced in it because - IT WAS FAST
Some years later, after I had been married awile, I wanted one for me. There was a connection, and I wanted to personalize the car to fit me.
I founf one in Pomona, Socal, this wagon - never heard of it, but loved it at first site. I spent three years on it, and the rest is history.
Source: http://cs.scaleautomag.com/SCACS/forums/thread/977544.aspx
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