NISSAN  CEDRIC  WAGON  W30
(1961 Model)

NISSAN  CEDRIC  WAGON  WP31
(1964 Model)

NISSAN  CEDRIC  WAGON  WP130
(1968 Model)

DATSUN  WAGONETTE  DW-2 
(1950 Model) 

DATSUN  DW-4 
(1951 Model)

DATSUN  W110
(1956 Model)

DATSUN  BLUEBIRD  WAGON  WP311
(1962 Model)

DATSUN  BLUEBIRD  WAGON  WP411
(1966 Model)

DATSUN  BLUEBIRD WAGON  WP510
(1969 Model)

DATSUN  SUNNY VAN  VB10
(1968 Model)

PRINCE  SKYWAY  
(1959 Model) 

NISSAN  SKYLINE  ESTATE  C10
(1969 Model)

PRINCE  GLORIA  ESTATE  W40
(1965 Model)

NISSAN  GLORIA  ESTATE  WA30
(1968 Model)

 
 
 
 

CUTIE FACT - The deluxe wagon version of the 1964 Nissan Cedric, the WP31, had some interesting features. It had a pull-down blind to cover the back window, a power window in the tailgate, a dimmer switch for the interior light, a power outlet in the glovebox to let you use things like an electric razor, a rear facing 3rd seat that folded down into the wagon floor when not in use, a tool kit that included two tins of touch-up paint, and a radio that could be removed from the car that had it's own batteries, speaker and antenna so you could use it as a portable radio. The 31 series Cedric sedan was available in three different wheelbase lengths, the wagon is based on the middle wheelbase length. The WP130 Nissan Cedric has a key hole on the passenger side of the car between the wheel arch and the tail light, this is to operate the power side window. The window in the cargo area on the passenger side winds down, but the driver's side one doesn't.