Lets start a wagon thread

[Ranidart70]

Any and all B-body wagons ....lets see them.

I will start it off with my 68 Coronet....I know there are a few of them on this site

 

[Richard Cranium]

 

[MoparMitch]

Had this Poncho

 

[Ranidart70]

Had this Poncho

I don't know anything about Pontiacs ....but that is cool, has a nice personality and the red fits it well.

 

[sleepar]

A W body power wagon I could understand.... is mopar... Pontiac and a radio flyer..... not even one reply and its hijacked....

 

[snakeyes]

:ufo:

 

[DVO]

View attachment 199312. one is mine the other I have no idea

 

[snakeyes]

which one is yours you should be proud of it ,they look sweet :headbang:

 

[super-bee_ski]

In the early 80s I was stationed at Wright-Patterson AFB Dayton Ohio.
I had my 70 SE/RT Go-Mango Challenger.
I used to go to a speed shop called Kammer & Kammer, Huber Heights Oh.

They had a B-body wagon, NHRA champion and man it was fast.

we'd all go to Kilkare Dragway and Norwalk to see them race.
(Us Air Force guys)

Kammer & Kammer Dayton Ohio

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Had this Poncho

MECUM auction results: 1963 Pontiac Tempest Station Wagon 421 Super Duty (Lot S114) at $450,000

 

[snakeyes]

loved them Tempest

 

[Budnicks]

I own no wagon here, just lurking,
I do love seeing them, I'll get another one some day, especially like modified ones

here's a couple wagons for you pleasure, a few of different makes too

 

[cr8crshr]

Wagons are so cool!!!! :headbang::headbang::headbang: Doesn't matter what Marquee they are. There is just something unique about them and what can be done and accomplished with such a utilitarian vehicle. As for another Forum devoted specifically towards them? I think we have just enough already and wagons to me are always welcome here to be shown and discussed...My 2 cents...cr8crshr/Tuck:hello2::hello2::hello2:

 

[DVO]

which one is yours you should be proud of it ,they look sweet :headbang:

The Blue one is mine the other picture was taken at a car show.

 

[YY1]

In the early 80s I was stationed at Wright-Patterson AFB Dayton Ohio.
I had my 70 SE/RT Go-Mango Challenger.
I used to go to a speed shop called Kammer & Kammer, Huber Heights Oh.

They had a B-body wagon, NHRA champion and man it was fast.

we'd all go to Kilkare Dragway and Norwalk to see them race.
(Us Air Force guys)

Kammer & Kammer Dayton Ohio

We must have just missed each other.

I moved next door to page manor about 1980 (I was 12 or so).

I went to school with Bob Kammer's sons- Scott and Ted.

Ted was 4 years ahead of me and drove a 70, bronze Hemi Challenger to school!
Scott was 2 or three years ahead and drove a B5 69 Super Bee 6 pack car.
IIRC the Bee got T boned by a lady that ran a stop sign.
Shortly after i moved out there, a girl on my street went out with one of their friends, who drove a 69 butterscotch Roadrunner with the DC arrows logo on the side. That was probably the first time I paid attention to a peformance Mopar.

I was never real tight with them, but I did go to the speed shop a few times when I got my 66 Coronet.
Couldn't afford much as we were REAL poor. I think they told me about stretching the dist advance springs...and it worked.

I think they still run a Dakota.

 

[bigaadams]

My wagon...upgrades in progress, 3.9 V6, Dakota A500 2.94 rear gears...AC, cruise etc etc..basically I am on hold till I put the interior in the car...starting with a headliner.

 

[69a100]

I'll throw in a sharp lookin wagon.

 

[Darius]

My Dad had a 59 Plymouth wagon right when I got my learners permit in 69. I pretty much learned to drive in that car! I would love to have one but I have no room for it.

 

[Pops1967GTX]

 

[super-bee_ski]

We must have just missed each other.

I moved next door to page manor about 1980 (I was 12 or so).

I went to school with Bob Kammer's sons- Scott and Ted.

Ted was 4 years ahead of me and drove a 70, bronze Hemi Challenger to school!
Scott was 2 or three years ahead and drove a B5 69 Super Bee 6 pack car.
IIRC the Bee got T boned by a lady that ran a stop sign.
Shortly after i moved out there, a girl on my street went out with one of their friends, who drove a 69 butterscotch Roadrunner with the DC arrows logo on the side. That was probably the first time I paid attention to a peformance Mopar.

I was never real tight with them, but I did go to the speed shop a few times when I got my 66 Coronet.
Couldn't afford much as we were REAL poor. I think they told me about stretching the dist advance springs...and it worked.

I think they still run a Dakota.

Holy cow!
NEAT!
I was looking for another mopar, found a "ol timer" in Dayton.
Hi name was Kenny Justice.
He had "MOPARS out the door"
A 71 Bee (383)
A few 68,69,70 Charger R/Ts
And in particular...a 70 Superbird. (White) Yup I know, a RARE color on a RARE car.
he told me he bought the Bird in Indians (45 miles west of Dayton) and he said driving it home on the I-70 it was the fastest car he'd ever driven! EVER!
A 440 bench automatic on the column car...PLEASE SHOOT ME? (Figurativeley, please dont show up on my doorstep..please?)
oh, yeah...he wanted $3,500 for the Bird in 83'

 

[cr8crshr]

I'll throw in a sharp lookin wagon.View attachment 199366View attachment 199367View attachment 199368

Brother where did you have that pic stashed??? That is awesome especially with the Magnum Wheels. Like the color too. Reminder you of another car you might know of????