This is my first VR. A black 1987 wagon. I bought it in 1995 from a small used car dealership in Southern Virginia. The car is 100% rust free and I am the 2nd owner.The original motor was replaced due to poor maintence by the original owner with a 3300(like the concept car!). The motor swap is not yet complete. This car will undergo a full restoration in the future.

This silver wagon was purchased from a private owner in PA. I gave him an A for effort in the restoration of the car, but it is not perfect. This one will also undergo a restoration in the future. The first black wagon is pictured with this car.

This white '87 sedan was spotted in front of a towing company in Washington DC in early 2001. I learned it was a recovered theft and was able to purchase the car. I have yet to acquire a title for it, but it is a great source of parts.

This red '88 sedan was found in FL with a column shifter and a blue cloth split bench seat. The entire interior was in blue. It is the only red sedan I've seen with an interior color other than grey. I would like to change the interior to an '87 style or even leather. This is a very strong a good running car even with 210K on the odometer!

This car was found on E-bay in 2001 and was located in Minneapolis MN. It is the most rusted VR I have. Its in pretty bad shape as you can see, yet the interior is in near perfect condition! The opening bid was pretty steep, but when the auction closed with no bidders, I was able to make a more acceptable offer and he took it. This car has JA1 brakes, a 3 speed non OD transmission, manual window on door locks, but oddly enough it had the tachometer and an ERS sound system. The best fix for this car is to clone it to a Celebrity in better overall condition.

This is my best VR so far. Its an '87 with JA2 brakes and a 3 speed non OD transmission, but otherwise has power everything. It was purchased from a person outside of Pittsburgh PA who bought it in an estate sale. The car was originally purchased by an elderly couple who didn't drive it much. It sat in a heated garage most of its early life. It currently has 35K on the odometer and still has that new feel and smell! It only needs minor work to make it perfect.

Black '87 sedan was left for dead in Kansas at a towing company. Bad timing chain, some body damage but otherwise is a solid car. Tach equipped, power windows and locks. I stole this one for $42 dollars. This is the cheapest VR I have!

'88 wagon listed on E-bay, did not meet the reserve price so I made a deal with the seller after the auction closed. Car originally came from Washington state and made its way to Ohio. The car is 98% rust free but is a little rough. This car has the tach, console shift and the AR9 sport bucket seats. Also has manual windows and a rear wiper.The '88 wagons were of very limited production.

While doing regular local junkyard rounds I found this '87 wagon, one of the 19 built. May be the same one listed under the "lost VRs" page. They sold me the entire vehicle but without a title. This is a good one to clone to my '87 5-speed non VR wagon. It has the tach, but manual windows and locks.