Here's one I built. 1967 Coronet 3-seater. 1st. version; Fairly stock with 383,automatic. 2nd. version of same car; R/T trim with 440, 4-speed, bucket seat interior.
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Best looking Mopar wagon of them all
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Jerry Hall
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I'm partial to my 56 Desoto Wagon.
That was a cool car, but the stroked and crossram equipped Hemi was just too much. I should have just made it a stock street Hemi.
Paul_G
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When I get my 72 done I want to build a hot rod wagon. There is some really cool wagons on here. As always, when the time comes the decision on what to get comes down to whats available.
halfafish
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That's the one. It was in Prescott, where I have a friend that would have let me park it at her place till I could get down there to retrieve it. Owner would not let me do a compression check or anything else that would give me an idea of its condition. That three-on-the-tree was a strong attraction but I tend not to trust a person who says trust me but don't verify anything.
@matthon by any chance did you take these pictures at carlisle? Was this the wagon forsale in the swapmeet area?
Do you know the owner or have a picture of the owners contact info. Ever since I seen it I can't get it out of my mind. I didn't have my phone with me when I saw it, when I got back that way it was gone.
Seen this one at our local show today.
55 plymouth wagon with a late 318.
55 plymouth wagon with a late 318.
thehemikid
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33 IMP
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There it is!
The Ramcharger tribute is the one I referenced in post#30
Awesome car that Geri built. Next owner added the Ramcharger stuff.
thehemikid
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33 IMP, I was thinking of it prier to reading your post. After reading I dug in my pics thinking I had a 3/4 front view,... but nope. Love the 62's
33 IMP
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I know where a pretty nice 62 bel wagon is sitting, on four flat wide whites. Owner won't sell.
j-c-c-62
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This was my Dad's 1959 Chrysler Wagon, had a 2bbl RB odd 383, I convinced him to install cutouts for local drive in Sat night fun. It turned some heads.
We drove the car in 1962 from South Florida to Seattle for the World's Fair. Not a lot of Interstates on that trip. It was a 9 passenger with rare? rear overhead factory AC.
Side note, the picture is at Daytona 500?. I'm on the left, on the right is my friend who later on became a Nascar Winston Cup team owner/crew chief winning a couple of dozen races, including the World 600 with Neil Bonnet driving.
We drove the car in 1962 from South Florida to Seattle for the World's Fair. Not a lot of Interstates on that trip. It was a 9 passenger with rare? rear overhead factory AC.
Side note, the picture is at Daytona 500?. I'm on the left, on the right is my friend who later on became a Nascar Winston Cup team owner/crew chief winning a couple of dozen races, including the World 600 with Neil Bonnet driving.
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