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63wagon

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I guess this is where I should start...
I have a healthy addiction to my canadian 63 dodge 330 wagon. It came with a canadian only 313 poly and has a plymouth interior. They did things a little differently up here back in the day.

I've spent the last few years racing and picking away at the car and have already swapped two(both from Polara Pat and both from other wagons) 318's into it, done the floors, swapped out the tapered spline rear-end.

Now I'm building a 413 bored .40 over, A&A crossram and reproduction iron manifolds.

Here is a site about the car....not up to date but....330 wagon

I'll have lots of questions about repairs and upgrades.

So how about some photos...I know you all like photos!

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Welcome home.I dig the wagon!! Don't recall EVER seeing a Plymouth dash in a Dodge.Thanks for postin'

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Welcome home.I dig the wagon!! Don't recall EVER seeing a Plymouth dash in a Dodge.Thanks for postin'

That is a fine set-up with the push button!!!

I always have a chuckle when I see guys scratching their heads when they check out my car....they something is different but they can't put their finger on it.
 
Absolutely love that wagon! Been following your progress and have checked out your site through the years to see any updates. I need to find me a 63 dodge to go with my plymouth now. Keep posting pics. Love it!!!!!
 
Cool wagon. Welcome aboard. Good to see another B=body wagon owner here. Of course, early B-body wagons like yours are alot more desirable than the 67 B-body wagons like mine, but I like them all.
It looks to be original paint in old man tan with a red roof. I would have expected that to be an unusual combination, but this 63 Plymouth Fury wagon in the same color combination shows up at the Chrysler show in Carlisle.
http://www.stationwagonforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7073&highlight=plymouth+wagons

Old man tan was a popular color on Mopar wagons back in the day. Here you'll see a 62 Dodge wagon and 64 Dodge wagon in the popular old man tan.
http://www.stationwagonforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7076&highlight=dodge+wagons+carlisle
 
Finally, he makes an appearance. Graham and I are simultaneously building our 330 wagons, though his is ten times more complete than mine. As we speak he has secured Winter storage/work space, so we will be thrashing on each others cars in the hopes of some friendly drag racing rivalry hopefully by mid to late Summer of next year. The big block is really going to make this car come alive and come into it's own. Look for future build threads on both of these rides, probably posted in the '62-'65 section.
 
bewdy mate, love it.. all aussie 63 dodge dashes came that way too...
 
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