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dr30 hatch is a photo chop by the looks of it and the the c210 wagon is real of course and fairly rare in japan

EDIT: at a closer look your right, haven't seen a picture of a c210 wagon must be even rarer then the c110

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Above

Exhibit A (top)

C211 TI Series 2 1600 or 1800 (L16 - L18) Wagon April 1980 - 1981

Exhibit B (bottom)

C210 TI Series 1 1600 or 1800 (L16 - L18) Wagon 1977 - April 1980

Did any C210/211 wagons ever come in GT 6 cyl form?

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That black hatch looks the goods. I was tempted to try and make a 2 door version of this when I first started my projects, but the expense of doing the entire roof & rear sections as a cut & shut was insane, so the plan was shelved.

Cheers, D

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