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[Closed] Another obscure woody wagon...................................................................(pics)

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(@BenD Lampson)
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Another obscure woody wagon...................................................................(pics)

Matrix 1954 ALLARD P2 Safari Station Wagon

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(@David Holcombe)
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So I tasked Google on this one: (pics)

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Whee!



   
(@bob-jackman)
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I've been sitting on the fence on this one. Your pictures have convinced me to act on this one.



   
(@BenD Lampson)
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Bob...I also waited a while to pull the trigger on this wagon, but I am glad I finally did...the model is finely finished and the details, like the back hatch hardware and chrome gas cap are nicely done.

I am glad I helped you lighten up your wallet...misery loves company!



   
Curtis Parisi
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I too have been on the fence on this one and also the '47 Allard K1 by Kenna. Just can't seem to get behind these yet.



   
(@john-roberts)
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Here's a real Allard Safari which is at Gaydon Museum

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This is in the part of the museum they call the store and among the cars are rarities like this plus many one-off prototypes from Jaguar and others. The Safari is a big car. Pete Kenna started a brass master for this one but I don't think he completed it.
As you can see, the cars are packed closely together and the light isn't great, making it difficult to get decent photographs.



   
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