In 1960, Chevrolet offered five wagons, all of which shared the distinctive good looks of that year’s Chevy passenger cars. Styling had been conceived and executed in a manner to be ideally suited for both cars and station wagons. They were setup to ride and handle like the passenger cars too.

This Parkwood station wagon has been mildly customized and is presented in blue body work with a white top and a blue interior. Among the mentioned custom features are headers, manual header cutouts, Torq Thrust-style wheels and an accessory column-mounted tachometer. It runs with a V-8 engine that is paired to a four-speed manual transmission. Additionally it has an AM radio. The body paint is older with nice patina, while the top is resprayed. The interior is new in vinyl with houndstooth cloth.