H/O Wagon

[81cutlass]

You have seen SS Wagons
You have seen GN Wagons
You have seen "GTO" wagons
but I present to you now (random online photo I found)

A H/O Wagon

Looks pretty cool actually!

The hood is a monstrosity but the stripes and air dam look like they fit well!

 

[Gwarren79]

Not bad. With so much invested i would have taken the time to eliminate the front license pocket and had a little less backspace on the front wheels to bush the tire out some more.

 

[olds307 and 403]

I would have done a dual scoop hood with straight openings and stretched the lower valance the same width as the bumper.

 

[CaliWagon83]

Yeah. Not feeling the hood, but other than that, bad-@$$!

 

[DROLDS84]

Sweet...always wanted to put a H/O paint scheme on a Delta as a daily driver.

 

[fleming442]

Did you catch the company name on the door? A Hole (in the wall) Drywall Co.!
I'm not feelin' it on a B-body, maybe better on a G?

 

[Doug Chahoy]

l like the car. Not the hood. It looks out of place. The 442 style hood would have been a 100% better choice, unless there's a dual quad tunnel ram under it.
The body looks real straight in the side reflection.

 

[olds307 and 403]

I think they should have shaved the bumper at the edge of the front marker light, it just makes it look like a fat guy in a little coat.

 

[CaliWagon83]

Did you catch the company name on the door? A Hole (in the wall) Drywall Co.!
I'm not feelin' it on a B-body, maybe better on a G?

What are you talking about? It’s clearly a Cutlass Cruiser.

 

[motorheadmike]

I saw pics of this on the FaceBalls. It is a pretty neat looking "what if" vehicle.

The funny thing about wagons is that with all the junk in the trunk - too much front overhang from long noses (like MCSS, Turbo Buicks, and such) messes up the proportions. Stub-noses on wagons are the best for visual balance. But, yes - a little nip and tuck goes a long way.