Lets see your mopar wagons

I built this one a few years back and like a dummy I sold it! 66 valiant.

 

Looks good lowered.

 

mopar wagon

My 72 Coronet--originally 318 3 on the tree--now a mild 318 4 speed,with R/T accessories!Often asked if its a real R/T wagon!

 

:banana:

 

I love drawing wagons and hearses!!

 

Nice to know there are other factory 3 speed 70's wagons out there.
ANy interior pics?? How hard was the conversion to 4 speed??

People are still surprised mine is a row-yer-own model.

 

The 3 speed manual and a833 4 speed have the same output shaft splines,input shaft splines,and trans mount.The only thing I had to change was to cut a hole in the right spot and weld in a 4 speed hump.The clutch was the same,drivline slid right in and didnt even have to change the length.I used the longest pistol grip shifter--I think its the '70 b body non console shifter.

 

1975 Dodge Coronet "Ginger"

She was owned by Ginger Rogers and used on her 1000 acre ranch in Eagle Point, Oregon

 

All really cool Mopars in this thread. I picked up this 69 Sport Satellite wagon project last February. Nice thing about it is it has zero rust ever. So far I have rebuilt the front suspension, new wheels and tires, installed a new gas tank, put in a 3.55 sure grip and added electronic ignition. Here it is at a local show this past summer.

In the driveway.



The original 383 runs pretty well but I just picked up this 440 a few weeks ago. I should have it in the car before winter sets in.

 

Okay, here are a few pics of my two together. I just took these tonight after work.

 

I bought the Coronet from the orig owner in May of this year for $405 off of eBay. I am now into it as you see it about $2100. That's counting transporting it from WA state. The car has 113K orig miles on it. I bought the Satellite last week. It is a 26K orig mile car that I bought from the second owner. This car is in very good condition other than paint. It's out of Nevada.
I still need to clean it;

 

I am considering selling the Satellite as I really need to buy a truck and need a down payment. I can't believe how well the car runs and I really love the car and the color combo. But sometimes real life is more important.

 

I saw this wagon on the Derby Website but was too busy to persue it. My bad. Anyway what are you looking to get for it?

 

That black Satellite is Very Cool!!!!! Reminds me of a hearse!

 

1967 Polara Wagon survivor

All original right down to the beige paint. I am the third owner but the second owner owned it since 1969...... and kept it in the garage. It retained it's garage slot even after being retired in approx 87 when they purchased a new Dodge wagon.

Fortunately they got the important options when it was new including PWr Steering, PB, AC, bigger 383 engine. It still smells new!!! - Ha! just joking.

All original and I plan to keep it that way.