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Was that the wagon in Arizona? White/yellow combo, 318, 3 Spd manual?

Beauty doesn't always equate to being smart. It only takes one mistake that you can't come back from. I'm not sure who did what, but one didn't come back. You're right, very sad!

Welcome from the central coast of Cal. I have a 5 door version myself. Just the ticket for our kids.

I was smitten with that car when I saw it at Carlisle. The tricked out wagons were always among my favorites on the show field, seems they've faded away, along with the older owners.

1972 Town & Country for me. For me, this car just oozes class and style.

Plenty of time to do it wrong. Not enough time to do it right…..

NOS 383 Emblem. Never mounted. 75.00 + Shipping 68 Coronet 500 Emblem. In good used condition. All mounting studs are there. No pitting. 50.00 + Shipping

What would it matter? Grid would be down. Fuel would not be accessible to us as the government would need it.

That is an awesome wagon.

Natalie was beautiful. It’s a shame her life ended too soon, in the prime of her milfiness.

I bought a battery charger for the Challenger. But I probably won't need it unless we have a long period of crappy weather, since the car's staying at my house from now on. The kids need the space in their garage for the granddaughter's car.

No, I plan to as an adult though having just learned this trick… :thankyou::thumbsup:

I don’t agree with “the damage is done. It can’t hurt it anymore” “start the engine”. And they kept accelerating the engine. If I heard that I would shut it down right away. I’ve seen Nick rev a hemi? engine that had a puff of smoke issue higher and higher on the dyno until it had catastrophic...

To me, this is the coolest wagon out there. Made by my friend Jer (RIP Pal). The one of none Batwagon.

Happy Birthday!

Happy birthday!!!

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I always thought that was a good cam for exhaust manifolds.With the larger duration split and wider lobe separation.

If you don't, one of us on this thread will :poke: :lol:

I have been holding onto this car for 3 years. I am finally at a place where I can get started. The car is at Churchwell Fabrications in Maud, TX. The owner is a friend who does outstanding work on older cars and trucks (churchwellfabricationsllc.com).