I've heard of people doing this before but have never seen actual proof :suspect: I am starting to think of it as an urban legend of some sorts. I sure would like to see one though, the idea seems pretty kick ass.

 

I saw one for sale once.

It looked quite odd

 

Your best bet is to buy a '93-96 Fleetwood Hearse and convert it to a wagon. That would be easier IMO. :thumbsup:

 

I've seen one done. Basically just grafted the Fleetwood front end on a Caprice or Roadmaster wagon, along with some unique taillights (I think). Can't remember where the pictures are, but it wasn't completely done, and was actually bright pink or something at the time.

Unique, but still not that different from what a regular non-Caddy wagon looked like, to tell the truth, at least not as much as you would expect.

Back in the 70's there were actually some custom Fleetwood wagons made by a conversion company, and they pop up from time to time on Ebay and elsewhere. Those are fairly interesting to see:

Plus a lot of other "custom" Cadillacs:
http://www.car-nection.com/yann/Dbas_txt/Drm75-76.htm

Makes you wonder what a properly done '93-96 converted one would look like...we've seen coupes and convertibles, so why not a wagon?

 

I've seen one done. Basically just grafted the Fleetwood front end on a Caprice or Roadmaster wagon, along with some unique taillights (I think). Can't remember where the pictures are, but it wasn't completely done, and was actually bright pink or something at the time.

I;ve seen it as well. The pics were from a member on the ISSF. Ithink it was bright green or something, like you mentioned. The wagon basically had the front clip from a Fleetwood. IIRC it wasn't a direct swap since the fenders are different and maybe longer, so they had to be shortened some.

 

Just a little body work and wa-la, it won't be too difficult to convert a hearse to a wagon.

 

It was pink, and it was a major fab-job. The D-body, and the B-body front clips are diferent lengths. The Fleetwood is longer between the fender wells and the front door. I thought of this before, and I was suprised (and kinda bummed) to find out that it won't work.

 

But the only problem with a hearse is that HIGH top.
Otherwise it might not look too bad.
But that's why I wondered about using the Cadillac doghouse on an already factory built wagon.
>Those wagons, above, ain't too shabby, IMHO.:thumbsup:

 

But the only problem with a hearse is that HIGH top.
Otherwise it might not look too bad.

The high top would be kinda cool to cut the lid out and replace with plexiglass for a giant vista window. Then have a bed in the back so you can park under the stars with your lady and get it on to the sounds of Marvin Gaye...

:highfive:

Shaggin' Wagon, Cadillac Style :thumbsup:

 

I admit that if you chop the top on that silver coach, it would be one bad wagon. I like the pics of the 70's as well.

 

The '70s ones were awesome, I sort of wish they made more of them.

I've also seen the flat pink converstion, I think it was on layitlow.com The ass end was a Caprice IIRC. Are all of those wagons exactly the same size? A friend of mine has a '93 Buick wagon, it would be sooo easy to fleetwood it out.

 

I have some very bad pictures I found on an eBay auction of a car that appears to be a late 1960s model that's been wagonized. I'm not sure where they started (A compatible wagon or a fleetwood) but the results look OK. The pictures are bad and the car is in bad shape.

I once knew a girl in Germany whose family car was an actual Cadillac station wagon from the 1950s -it was the type that would either be converted into an ambulance or a hearse; it was bought by a millitary base in Germany to be an ambulance, but it was never submitted to conversion. It was aquired by a GI who sold it upon returning to the states, and her family purchased it. I'd imagine such cars are rare (if in fact she has one of the only ones surviving in such a state).

 

There are actually some pics of a pink one on this board. Check page 163 or so and you'll find it. Cool idea but kinda looks like shit!

 

Those mid-70's wagons don't look too bad. The Vista Cruiser roof windows would be an interesting touch for the hearses, as BCs71 has suggested. Great choice of music for wild sex with the main squeeze! :excited:

JRau in central Iowa

 

...As long as you're not a dead lay - and Fozzie says: waka, waka, waka :histeric:

 

I know I'm late, but I now know exactly what you are talking about now, and how likely someone can/will build one. A little food for thought though: How would you get the tailgate to function? It would be a crime to do away with the caddy tail lights, but would the b-body tailgate allow you to retain them if you had to graft that far (and in between the fins)? I think I've finally got on the same page as you - even if it did take a while. Sorry, PRG04