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Re: 3rd door question
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Originally Posted by budnikguy
great theories....but, why did all station wagons have doors on both sides then? Station wagons where more of the "family truckster" back in the day...
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In addition to GCncsuHD's thinking, I'm guessing that the limited headroom in a station wagon vs. the Suburban would also make a difference considering the ease of entry and exit in a burb vs. that of a wagon. Combined with hot sticky vinyl seats in a wagon with no air means that many more fights between siblings in the back when trying to get in and out. Now that I think about it, that third seat option in the wagons where the kids just climbed over the 2nd row seat probably caused more fights in my household than any. 
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'72 GMC Suburban 1/2 Ton (Red)
'68 C10 Short Fleet (OG 503 Light Green and Patina)
'70 C30 Dually (OG City of Charlotte Welding Truck)
Past 67-72's Chevy Trucks
'68 C10 Short Fleet on 20" Coy's, '72 C20 Suburban (Ochre Big Block), '69 C20 Suburban (Silver), '69 C10 Suburban (Red/White on Boyd's), '72 C10 Short Fleet (Ochre on Torq's), '70 C10 Short Fleet (POS)
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