Estates....Don't you just love 'em?

[Rusty Pelican]

I want the blue Stag please

[trigger]

The P6 Estate does exist.

 

1970 Rover P6B Estate 3500 V8 Estoura by Trigger's Retro Road Tests!, on Flickr

 

But that Stag is a car they should of build, it looks great.

[chaseracer]

This...

 

 

...is what I would use to drag the musical offspring's large kit around, had I 300-or-so large spare. Until then, the Blingo will have to do

[Guest EccentricRichard]

The P6 Estate does exist.

 

1970 Rover P6B Estate 3500 V8 Estoura by Trigger's Retro Road Tests!, on Flickr

 

But that Stag is a car they should of build, it looks great.

 

I know there was a P6 estate conversion, but it's always been very flawed, and looks like shit too, because they just extended the saloon's roofline. Mine has a totally new roofline from the B-pillar back, and the rear wings slope upwards rather more than on a 'real' P6.

 

My inspiration for the Stag was the somewhat similar-looking Jensen thing you could get as either a Stagish convertible or as a shooting brake... and the fact that the Stag was always a million times prettier than the Jensen.

[richardthestag]

I want the blue Stag please

 

I found this article in CCM years ago and kept it. Never seen nor heard anything more on it though.

 

[ChinaTom]

Lots of pics of an Alfa 90 estate on this page - and, as a bonus, a photo that appears to show the legendary roof console mounted window switches. (My old Kia Carnival had the rearmost window switches on the roof console) Any other motors have this odd ergonomic detail?

 

http://www.meisenbacher.nl/vertaal.html

 

2/3 way down

[PatrickMcRebel]

Rebel Estates look really nice IMO.

 

One off the net.

 

One I spotted, hiding behind a galvanised lamp post.