Posted: Fri Jan 02, 15 9:23 pm
very nice t&c 
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Posted: Fri Jan 02, 15 9:24 pm
Got to love a wagon, welcome to the madhouse
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 15 9:31 pm
[quote="Pete"]Great!
Can we use it to push start my Altered like they did back in the day??
We just need to fix a big lump of 9" x 2" to your front bumper.........[/quote
stick a big lump of 9"x2" ]
yer rigth, be able to drag it from here to kingdom come mind
Can we use it to push start my Altered like they did back in the day??
We just need to fix a big lump of 9" x 2" to your front bumper.........[/quote
stick a big lump of 9"x2" ]
yer rigth, be able to drag it from here to kingdom come mind Posted: Fri Jan 02, 15 9:38 pm
Thanks Rebel, Terryr
It looks good in the piccys and it is sold as a tank but it is in primer at the moment. so the only big job it needs doing is Paint.
I'n thinking of going for a 2 tone job the original colour was an off white that looks like off milk . So i'm thinking of a off white tops and a bronze sides to give it a woody sort of Vibe.
It looks good in the piccys and it is sold as a tank but it is in primer at the moment. so the only big job it needs doing is Paint.
I'n thinking of going for a 2 tone job the original colour was an off white that looks like off milk . So i'm thinking of a off white tops and a bronze sides to give it a woody sort of Vibe.
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 15 10:04 pm
Holy crap! I love that!
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 15 10:21 pm
Just try another piccy
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 15 10:24 pm
Hello cosmic, waggons and C bodies are the thing to have judging by recent posts . Welcome aboard. 
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 15 10:33 pm
Hi SteveSteve Chapman wrote:
I think that wagons and vans have got are more usable so they have started to get less looked down on
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 15 10:40 pm
Plenty of kipping space at the track. Well done on your choice and you will have probs on here with help and advice. Best place for Mopar help. As long as you have a sense of humour and can take some Bananarama! taking, now and again.
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 15 10:45 pm
hello there 
, nice wagon
, nice wagon Posted: Fri Jan 02, 15 10:50 pm
Hi Ross and welcome nice to see something different we like different. What's your plans?
Posted: Sat Jan 03, 15 12:31 am
Welcome Is this the one off ebay that had all the stickers in the windows?
Is this the one off ebay that had all the stickers in the windows?Posted: Sat Jan 03, 15 3:48 pm
Welcome Ross, Awesome Wagon
Posted: Sat Jan 03, 15 5:16 pm
Welcome Ross....GREAT WAGON !!!!!
Most of the 65 to 68 C bodies are mechanically basically the same....New Yorkers, Newports, Furys, Polaras, Monacos etc etc. Engines the same across the range so plenty of options for parts interchange etc.
Great club and get stuck in matey!!
Cheers Steve
Most of the 65 to 68 C bodies are mechanically basically the same....New Yorkers, Newports, Furys, Polaras, Monacos etc etc. Engines the same across the range so plenty of options for parts interchange etc.
Great club and get stuck in matey!!
Cheers Steve
Posted: Sat Jan 03, 15 5:37 pm
before I forget Ross......here is a link for a free download of the relevant service manual for your wagon
cheers
http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=109
cheers
http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=109