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Wow, love this one! There is something about these wagons I find fascinating. 2 door wagons had to be the slowest sellers when these were being planned. Why they wouldn’t do a 4 door on the long Land Cruiser wheelbase is beyond me. By the time they got a 4 door in 1957 nobody cares – and it was on such a short body.