Chevrolet Kingswood Estate

The Chevrolet Kingswood Estate was a station wagon that Chevrolet built from 1969 to 1972. It differed from the plainer Kingswood by simulated wood on the sides and tailgate and by a somewhat more luxurious interior, and a small number of 1969 models could be ordered with concealed headlights. The cars were based on the GM B platform and came only with V8 engines. Its sedan counterpart was the Caprice, and from 1973 the model was called the Chevrolet Caprice Estate, then the top model of the Chevrolet wagon range. In the 1969 and 1970 model years, like all large Chevrolet wagons, it had a rear door that could open sideways or fold down, with the rear window retracting, and the rear bumper had a recess so that passengers of the third seat could climb in.