Thanks!

Beautiful wagon. You know you have a keeper when she buys a car like that with you.

I Absolutely Love the Forward Look cars!!! I had a1960 Dart Pioneer Wagon, and, she was An Awesome Ride!!!

"I hate safety equipment" hopefully, Larry won't live to regret that statement.

There are so many unique styling cues on this 59. I think it's one of best looking cars of the era. The tail lights are sometimes referred to as lipsticks lol. If you can find more wagons please feature them because they are under appreciated. Thanks for your hard work Lou! 👍

It looks fantastic! I like the two tone paint, the unique hood ornament, and Mr. Guyer's T-shirt, too! Thanks, Lou!

The '59 Dodge is an unforgettable face. The car is worth it just for the face. But this one, the wagon, is even more special. Thanks for video guys, I may never see another one again.

In the fall of 1958, my father made the salesman's month at Parrish and Clark Dodge. He ordered a 1959 Sierra Custom Spectator station wagon. It was the car that started my love affair with station wagons, as well as the first car I ever drove. It was red and white - same scheme as the car you are presenting. Mom was in on the deal. The car had, I believe, every available option. Had childproof rear door locks, power windows, radio, swivel seats, A/C [front AND rear], power brakes, power steering, 383 engine, dual exhaust, auto transmission, speed minder, towing package, 3.31 rear gear ratio [sure-grip], Mirror Matic mirror, right and left visor mirrors, dual outside mirrors [driver side remotely adjustable] luggage rack, 3rd row seating, red rubber floor mats [with Dodge crest], windshield washers [foot pump operated] and a clock. That's all I can remember. Dad nearly fainted at the invoice - it was over $4K. Mom wouldn't back down. We went, as a family, on many vacations in that beauty. My sister finally wrecked the car in 1974. Bent the frame badly, but sis was unhurt. The car had about 160 thousand miles on it and parents didn't think it was worth repairing. It was like losing a member of the family when it went away. The car you are presenting all but brought tear to my eyes, Lou. Stunning vehicle. Thanks for taking the time to make this video!

That car right there Lou is about as rare as it gets. Wasn't that a time of life when cars had style and beauty? It's a station wagon and it's so cool from front to back. I'd love to own this car. You really find the cool ones Lou. 👍

What a beautiful wagon Lou. A lot of that chrome is actually stainless steel. Thank you to you and your friends for sharing that car.

I love this car Lou, it brings back such good memories of my childhood when everyone was alive and well 💯

Another stunning jewel. A delight to see. Thank you, Lou!

That wagon is other worldly. WOW. Late '50's thru the '60's the golden age of wagons.the Spent many a mile in many a wagon as a youngster, love 'em today. My parents had a '61 Dodge Pioneer 9 passenger wagon. Sitting in the way back looking out the back window at where we had been. It made don't make me go back there a real challenge!

The last car my father bought in life was a solid dark blue 1959 Sierra Custom station wagon. This video brought back many memories: my Mom accidently closing the tailgate window on my little brother who was hanging out the backend. He always held a grudge for that one. The 800 mile road trip to Carls bad Caverns with my paternal grandmother forever hanging onto the right side sun visor like an orangutan holding its hands in the air. It was Granny's way of telling my Mom she was going too fast. And Morgan, my Dad's boxer, who one day vented his frustration over the loss of Dad by tearing up every inch of the Dodge's upholstery, anything he could sink his teeth into.

I love it! It's a working man's car

What a GEM...wagons rock.

Another gem! 💚 Thanks for posting!

What a nice Dodge - love the iconic styling and more Chrome than Google. It's great to see you and Randy have so much fun. Thanks for bringing this to us to enjoy Lou!

Thank you Lou that wagon reminded me of when there weren't so many worries and so many regulation for cars you all made it fine awesome station wagon thank you Lou 😎☢️👍

lou, you hit my soft spot here, cars you never see on the road anymore, especially this, a wagon too! i don't care, i'd cruise in this any day of the week, love to take an show this one off for sure. the younger generation couldn't imagine what this is, to me, it's the best there is! thanx lou, keep 'em rolling!

my dad bought a brand new sierra wagon in '57 with air cond which was very rare to have ac--people wanted to look at the ac all the time-- many times we went to drive ends in socal,or the Manhatten Beach every weekend from Pasadena with 3 bros and two sisters

The cars in the 50s had some downsides, but they had 2 scoops of style.

Great looking car in a cool color!

One thing I like about your car stories is that you you feature the interior especially the dashboard. I would watch Barrett-Jackson and go nuts when they would roll these dream time capsule cars and barely glance at the interiors where so much of the "art" is.

Old wagons are the best! What a great example of auto design. I am GREEN with envy!

I absolutely love it! Pure Americana! So rare and so nice! So many irreplaceable parts that I would be afraid to drive it! Sounds like it needs exhaust work? What a car!

I am crying. I learned to drive in a black one of these. I loved that car so much. All the details I remember clearly.

Beautiful wagon, and his assorted Exnermobiles in the collection too. Growing up in the 70's everybody remembers sitting in the "Way Back" to get away from 'the grown up's" We had a Pontiac Bonneville Safari Wagon (65?) and later, a '67 Ford Country Squire. I remember me and my best friend sitting on the tailgate with our bare feet dangling over the pavement, as my old man drove us to the dump - so much for that Safety Equipment - but we survived. We were Car Crazy kids back then, and is it any wonder the way American Iron was styled at the time?

The front of this car, to me, says "Mad Dodge! Mad Dodge!" The taillights look like red plastic drinking glass dispensers in a restaurant. Dodge loved those and reused them on the 1961 Polaras. The green color on this car is called Aquamarine. Code XE-you can see that on the tag. X is Pearl. I've always loved the design of the 59 Dodge. You don't see many of them any more. Thanks for featuring it.

A little point of order - The "Spectator" moniker" indicated the 3rd row seating - Sierra and Sierra Custom was the trim level. Also, swivel seats WERE available. Dad ordered them when he ordered our '59 Spectator in the fall of '58. The little round knob to the right of the speedometer was originally a speed minder. it had numbers to 10, as I recall. You pointed the pointer of the knob toward a number and it would flash the parking brake warning light when you reached the assigned speed. 6=60, 7=70, etc. The one in our car didn't work well, so dad had the wiring disconnected. The numbers on the bezel faded with age.

Man that's a nice one! Grandmother used to have one before I was born...I've seen it in pictures! Cool! Love the colors! Thanks Lou!✌🤟

No one did dashboards better than Chrysler in that era. That is truly an amazing find. In the mid-west, they rusted terribly. Between rust and demolition derbies, they had a low survivability rate.

To answer his t shirt,yes I got fins😎 1959 dodge custom royal,my next project saved from the crusher! I really need to set myself up with a wagon (or hearse) 1957-60

Incredible how these American jewels are kept in such great condition to preserve our automotive history. A treat for the owner but certainly an eye opener to the rest of us. Awesome didn’t even know about this one. Thanks Lou

My family had a stationwagon with the third seat facing backwards which i can atest to the fact that it was the vomit seat. Especially after a day at a carnival with all the lovely carnival junk food. What a nice couple and a neat car. Thanks Lou!

It's been a long time since I've seen a wagon like that....when I was a kid in the 60's it was common to see those big wagons running around....and I dig those Belch fire fins. Back in those days I had two aunts and uncles on my dad's side with 59 Mopars...one Dodge and one Plymouth, both four doors and my mom's folks had a 59 DeSoto four door. The front end of that wagon is somewhat Edsel like.....It's so big and crazy looking, nowadays it's cool. Although back in the day I would have thought anything but cool.... Great video....thanks. Edit: Is that a raised block 361?

Beautiful car

Wow!! Love the “Milk Shake Machine Green” color!! And the Forest Green carpeting - I think of National Park travelogues of the era. For some strange reason, the small red reflector at the top of the taillight fin, is a detail that triggers my memories of that year’s Dodges!!

Hi, Lou! As you know, this was a must-see episode for me. This is one of the best impulse buys I've seen anybody make! In fact, I think another reason this was called a Spectator is that it's bound to attract its share of spectators (especially in that color combo)! BTW, 1959 was the last year Dodge dealers sold Plymouths. Thanks for having Sally get involved in the shenanigans and let us share the ride! (Off like a prom dress! LOL!) They would be very welcome to join the ISWC!

Wow, what a very cool & rare station wagon Lou. I got a great laugh during your ride in that classic while Randy was trying to drive faster to show the “ribbon” speedometer change color as you exceeded the posted speed limit. Even when Randy stated, “I don’t like safety equipment! Great interview & funny conversation between the three of you. Thanks so much for this excellent post & interview. 👍😎🔥🥇🏆🥇✌️🍀

Back end is really really cool. Color is wonderful also, that light green is always a winner on those 50s cars. Thanks Lou.

What an awesome grocery getter! That's the same guy that owns the 300F "F-Bomb" you featured a few days ago. Beautiful Mopar station wagon. It reminds me of the 1959 Chevrolet Kingswood 9 passenger wagon with the rear facing seat. Awesome classics as usual Lou!

Love this wagon! Sally and Randy are great . Really liked Sally too!

Learned to drive in the family wagon. They sure were useful.

Great Dodge Station Wagon!!! Beautiful & Classy, front end "so ugly its beautiful!!" All the new cars these days look like different colored suppositories, so it's nice to see 👀 something so cool! New exhaust system looks like it's all she needs fixed. Great buy!! Thanks Lou ✌🏳️‍🌈✌

My type of guy- collector of pre-muscle car Chrysler products. For me it doesn’t get any better! Thx Lou!

What a great station wagon. Randy & Sally would be fun to hang out with, Lou. They seem like especially nice folks...

I was born too late! I think that all the Virgil Exner “ Forward look” Chrysler cars were the most beautiful cars on the road. My uncle had a 59 Plymouth and a 57 or 8 Desoto. Fell in love with the fins right away ! Thanks for sharing .

Love the old advertising in the prosusures ,really a treat.🙂

WONDERFUL PIECE OF. TRANSPORTATION I REMEMBER THIS CAR FROM MY CHILDHOOD DAYS 😊

Thank you for the share, Randy and Lou.

Thank you for showing us another rare and beautiful Mopar Lou!

The fabulous green spectrum on full display, a Chrysler touch. My Dad, in 59 bought a 57 De Soto, and green green green was the color. In New Zealand we had them RHD assembled here and in Australia, arriving in giant boxes. BUT, in New Zealand, we often also got end of lines, so these Plymouths and Dodges and De Soto's could be bits and pieces of all three lines. Dads had the giant tail fins, of the 56 Plymouth. And the De Soto sharks grill, so sought after by hot rod's. It had the lever on the dash for auto, and a small V8. So a De Soto with Plymouth body. Green....

We learned to drive my friends 57 Plymouth wagon push button. We couldn't break it down, oh how we tried.

What fun! Thank you all so much for sharing!

ROAD TRIP!! Hope we get to see the rest of the collection.Just amazing.

Love this Lou ! The color , the front end, the fins ! What a cool old wagon.

These two look like a " perfect match" for this car!! Nice !

AS FRIENDS OF MINE ONCE SANG..."VACATION'S ALL I'VE EVER WANTED"❣️❣️

You are the master of obscurity, and what makes it even better you always go for the smallest details your videos are so interesting. Again sir just a stellar job on your part

I love Randy's cars. This was a fun video Lou!

Okay Lou you did surprise me with this as you showed up in my home state in the city of Minneapolis! I live about 45 miles from there and once went to the famous "Back to the Fifties" that Randy Guyer talked about. The car you showed is a lot like the Dodge Custom Royal Lancer. I saw one of those at the "Back to the Fifties." Those cars were also known as the Dodge D-500, the top racing car for the Dodge brand during those years. I remember telling a bunch of high school kids that the 1959 Dodge Custom Royal Lancer was my favorite classic automobile. However, every brand has had lots of cars crushed, not just the Dodge cars!

We had one, not the custom, a base model I guess. Dad paid 450.oo for it in like 1970? He customized it by painting it battleship gray and black, with a brush, no masking tape. And it really looked good. We had 6 people in it and luggage to the max. Still hit 100 mph on old 97 along side the Delaware river. Great old girl.

Great video. Those old MOPARS bring back memories...You mentioned Beaver and Wally of Leave it to Beaver. Their TV dad, Ward Cleaver, never drove a station wagon. From the '59 season he drove a 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, and 1963 Plymouth Furys all 4 door hardtops. Wait, I think the '60 was a sedan. Enywho.. in the first two seasons Ward drove a '57 Ford Fairlane 4dr sedan. The Ford in the first two seasons may have something to do with the studio which was Republic. When the show switched to Universal in '59 so did the cars. I'm just full of useless information.(-; Thanks for posting have a blessed day!

Actually I LOVED sitting all the way in the back. And, my dad's wagon... didn't have a third seat. I just sat of the floor back there amongst the camping gear... the tent and the sleeping bags and ice box and boxes of food. ANYTHING to get away from my sister in the back seat :)

Another Classic, Lou ! Thanks !

For kids of this era ,the nine passenger w/ the seats facing the rear was the coolest.

What a collection. Jewel 💎

A MOPAR Lou! Have a great day and weekend Lou! Thanks as always.

Lou fantastic review as always. I say thank you for including a station wagon amongst your car reviews. Station wagons were essential in the lives of all of us now over 65. In fact a station wagon was where I first watched TV in a car. Some friends of my parents had one Pontiac Safari station wagon circa 1967. It was a scorching summer day and returning from the beach. We got into a horrific traffic jam. Well , we the kids were left behind the bench seat with a battery operated Color TV watching Huckleberry Hound and Bullwinkle munching on Cracker Jack and Oreos. Outside about 92F and humid, but we were encapsulated in AC to the comfortable tune of maybe 65F; As it were on the very lap of middle class American luxury circa 1968. We all fell asleep and woke up to find our parents listening to Ray Connif’s Singers and Mantovani. LOL please find one of those Pontiac Safari Vista cruisers and let’s us see it again in one of your wonderful reviews. Stay handsome!

Great car Lou, enjoyed! Boy they got some nice old mopars in the garage don’t they!!

Wow! That car is amazing! Remember when cars actually had style? GM has abandoned styling for at least 25 years and Mopar has been nearly 30 years. Today we have bread boxes on wheels with some dreadful front end detailing and weird tail lights that don't look good. And Honduh SUV's look like they have Conestoga wagon wheels as tires because they are too tall and too narrow and set in far too much on the body. This is one sorry period for automotive design.

The name of this one is definitely a mouthful!!

Very very nice! Love the green! Full respect for these stylish wagons!

What a way to go! Thanks Lou. 😁👍

Fun episode!

Wow - A very fun ride, like the two tone paint. • Cheers from the Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂

Very nice, I like the old station wagons

Love the tu tone paint job too!!

What a cool station wagon. Wow

What a rare beauty. Exner was a genious

Such a face! A handsome beast, for sure! Thanks so much, Lou! My folks never had wagons, always a Plymouth Fury or Satellite sedan, but we do have fond memories of my aunt's huge Ford LTD wagons, ahaha!

Very cool station wagon 👍

What a beauty! How fun and what a great shirt Randy!

A very rare station here. Thank's

Very cool 😎 Wagon .. you see more and more of them at the car shows ..

Very interesting car. I don’t recall seeing them often even when new. I had an uncle that drove Dodges. He had a ‘51, a ‘55 and a ‘59. Unfortunately the ‘59 was a lemon so he went to Ford in ‘63 and for the rest of his life.

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Beautiful wagon

Beautiful car!!!

Gracious living takes to the road. C H R O M E What's that spell? Gracious Living. Good Gracious. Thatsa lotta chrome, Louie. 🤣 Always a treat when you find a cool station wagon. 👍 Our family of five had a 59 Olds wagon. Fortunately no third row seat. It had a color changing speedometer, green, orange, red. Dad was too cheap to get AC, so trips in the summer meant all the windows down. Like driving in a tornado.

have always loved this car. and the dodge regent.

Hey Lou, keep the great videos coming 👍 that wagon served the purpose you gotta think 1959 we’re coming off you know a decade of World War II we were making a lot of babies to replace the men and women we lost and we had big houses big cars and big families you don’t see that anymore today thank you lou

Thanks , Lou & all.. great DODGE WAGON ,METC. INTERESTINGLY,My Family had the 1959 CORONET WAGON 9 PASS/ rear Facing ( yes, some of my four younger Siblings rode rear facing ) / ps,PBrakes/ V8// TwomTone/ Radio/ Deluxe Wheels..I Did drive the Wagon a lot, Amtlugh Transmission/ Car/ Brakes in the Day!! BUT I NEver , WORKED OR serviced it?. I generally in second Seat; until,I started Driving in 1961,***etc. Oddly, even being a young car GUY, I Did not want the 59Dodge: though my area did have a couple of performance *Station Wagons ( 427 Fords, &/Chevy/ by 1962 /3 or so)… AND, fortunately for me , with THE low status of non-HEMI Station Wagons( & my Dating Life) Dad found a 1954 Ford( 57 engine/ **customized ) for me to Drive / Date/ & impress the locals at, Service Stations …..Odmcourse that 54 Ford Customizwd started my Car “ Fascination “…….

Spoken like a true Chicagoan, pack the kids in the car and drive to Wisconsin... LOL. Being a kid from Wisconsin during that era we would pack in the wagon and hit the road and listen to my dad complain about all the Illinois drivers. Great memories and a beautiful car.

I've have done such a one-eighty on these Dodges. A standout !!!

I ❤ the Color Scheme and the Styling.

Love the t-shirt!

Cool 😎 original brochure too!!

What a "swell" ride, right Lou?