• The Buick Roadmaster was one of the greatest Land Yachts of all time (of course it was a yacht, it had portholes!), and was revived for a few more voyages in the 90's. Sadly, it was mothballed again in '96 along with all other GM rear-drive full-sizers.
• More Buicks!! Bob Cull's site is devoted to his collection of early Fifties Buicks. Great pictures, Bob!
• Buick's Wooden Ships -- Check out this site devoted to the LAST genuine woody wagon in America, the gorgeous '53 Roadmaster.
• The Battleship Park Avenue -- More Land Yachts in northern Europe; this one's in Finland.

If you like your Land Yachts powered by a "Rocket V-8," then you'll enjoy Bryceman's Oldsmobile Page!

Chevrolet Classic Corner

• Dan Gulino's '64 Jetstar 88 and '75 Delta 88 convertible!
• Lisa Madsen's Oldsmobiles
• Chad Dinger's Delta 88 page -- ever seen a '77 Delta 88 convertible sedan?
• Ben Raia's '77 Delta 88 coupe
• Old Blue, an '81 Ninety Eight sedan

• See the U.S.A. in your Chevrolet . . . NOMAD! Has there been another station wagon that even comes close? Not on your life. Plus this is a very nicely done website, a Marina must see!
• Keith's Classic Chevy Photo Archive -- a tribute to everybody's favorite, the '55 thru '57 Chevy.
• Chevrolet Caprice -- Most often seen outfitted for the Coast Guar-- er, highway patrol, and, sadly, retired at the close of the '96 model year.
• Wunda's '76 Caprice -- a great road trip story at this site.
• If your dock won't quite accommodate a Caprice, you might want to check out the Nova Internet Source featuring some vessels of more modest size.

• Ford Crown Victoria Is that a great name for a Land Yacht or what? Rolls off the tongue just like "Queen Elizabeth II"
• EDSELS! Ford's folly lives on in Land Yacht cyber-heaven. Check out the Hepcat's Edsel Page and Alan's Edsels.
• William Mullen's '68 Thunderbird -- with suicide doors!
• The Ford Elite, one of the ultimate specimens of 70's design. Take an ordinary Torino, add a vinyl roof, add DOUBLE opera windows, add more vinyl trim on any surface you find, oh and did I mention the double opera windows? A true Land Yacht masterpiece.
• Anne's Neighbor's '52 Mercury! (Huh? Well, Anne used to work with yours truly, and one day she said "there's this kind of cool old car in the parking lot where I live and it says Merc-o-Matic on the back, what is it?" I said, sounds like a Mercury, how about get me a picture for the Marina, and here it is!)

• DeSoto -- How appropriate for a great Land Yacht to be named after a great explorer. This is also one of the best automotive Web sites around, with authentic DeSoto sounds, a wealth of information, and links galore.
• Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge Central -- the complete source for everything Mopar
• Dodge LaFemme -- Chrysler's attempt to custom-build a boat for the lady skipper. Superb Fifties kitsch!
• The Chrysler Cordoba was billed as "the first small Chrysler," but "small" is a relative term, and the Cordoba easily counts as a Land Yacht compared to today's cars. Besides, the Cordoba gave us those wonderful ads with Ricardo Montalban murmuring about "fine Corrrrrrrrinnnnnthian leather"!

(yep, that's a LAND CRUISER, of course)

• Bill Jackameit's Studebaker Page -- Great pictures!
• Bondo Billy -- New York's irrepressible Studebaker collector and his (in)famous Hawk from Hell!
• Still more Stude stuff!

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