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Like Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster, the Ford Mustang Station Wagon is an elusive beast often spoken of but rarely seen.
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- 1967 Ford Mustang With Retractable Hardtop And Lambo Doors
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Found For Sale: Cool 1965 Ford Mustang Shooting Brake
Like Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster, the Ford Mustang Station Wagon is an elusive beast often spoken of but rarely seen.
The story goes that J. Walter Thompson advertising executive Barney Clark and designer Bob Cumberford commission the Italian coachbuilding firm Intermeccanica to build a one-off shooting brake in 1965. Heck, it even appeared on the cover of the October 1966 issue of Car and Driver.
This is not that car, but a very nice replica by a man named Joe Kamp. Based on a 1965 Ford Mustang hardtop, Mr. Kamp cut, lengthened and widened the roof to make the distinctive shooting brake rear end.
Read more »- How About An Aston Martin Lagonda Shooting Brake?
Shooting Brake-style cars are gaining momentum to the point that some brands are giving them a go in more mainstream categories like Mercedes-Benz and its upcoming CLA Shooting Brake. Read more »...
- New Mercedes-benz Cls Shooting Brake: All You Need To Know Plus 86 Photos And Video Footage
It took Mercedes-Benz a little over two years to turn the Shooting Break Concept from the 2010 Beijing Auto Show into the production CLS Shooting Brake (that's no typo, the German automaker changed the name in the process) you first saw in a set...
- 1967 Ford Mustang With Retractable Hardtop And Lambo Doors
What you see here is a custom-made 1967 Ford Mustang with a retractable hardtop (you could also refer to it as a 'coupe-convertible') and Lamborghini-style scissor doors that has been listed for sale on eBay. According to the seller, it's...
- Mercedes' Shooting Brake Concept: Updated High-res Image Gallery
The Paris show ConceptFascination is Mercedes-Benz’ way of telling us this is how the next generation CLK (badged as the E-Class Coupe) will look like up to the height of the front door. But what about the ‘shooting brake’ bodystyle?...
- Mercedes-benz To Unveil Clk Shooting Brake Concept In Paris
The undisputed star attraction at Mercedes-Benz’ Paris Motor Show stand will be a new concept car called the CLK Shooting Brake. Essentially a sporty three-door model with an elongated rear-end, the CLK Shooting Brake will preview the new look...