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    Evolution of the Waygun wheel

    I can only assume I picked it up when I drove through the local Queen's University campus when all the students were outside partying and smashing...
    Post by: waygun, Sep 22, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    What have you done to your wagon lately? (Let's keep the thread going!)

    Filled the gas tank today first time in a week. Waygun does get decent MPG despite her heft.Must be the 3 on da tree,LOL!! She just rolled to...
    Post by: waygun, Sep 22, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    Evolution of the Waygun wheel

    Friggin piece of broken beer bottle lodged in the sidewall. Deemed not repairable---NFG The dang tires are only a week old. Replaced it today and...
    Post by: waygun, Sep 19, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    Evolution of the Waygun wheel

    Well.....the luck hass ran out. Woke up yesterday morning to this... [IMG] [IMG]
    Post by: waygun, Sep 19, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    Lets see some of those Dodge and Plymouth Wagons

    I learned on a stick,and grew up around old cars where 3 on da tree was still common. Floor stick usually have the shift pattern somewhere--either...
    Post by: waygun, Sep 19, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    Lets see some of those Dodge and Plymouth Wagons

    73 Satellite Custom 318,3 speed manual trans on the column. Factory radio delete,no power steering I added dual exhaust,air shocks,wheels,and...
    Post by: waygun, Sep 18, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    Evolution of the Waygun wheel

    Nope..the wife does enough gambling for the both of us.:taz: She rode with me yesterday and everytime she saw a "Casino" or "Slots" sign--I kept...
    Post by: waygun, Sep 15, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    Evolution of the Waygun wheel

    Thanks,guys. Did a 450 mile round trip yesterday and the ride is smooooth. Handles much better compared to the skinny original H78-14 bias ply's,LOL!!
    Post by: waygun, Sep 15, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    1965 Pontiac Tempest Custom Wagon

    Thanks,Greg..I never thought of the 200R4. I do remember the 200R4's having the BOP belhousing bolt pattern. Much better choice.:2_thumbs_up_-_anima
    Post by: waygun, Sep 12, 2011 in forum: The Welcome Wagon
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    1965 Pontiac Tempest Custom Wagon

    I say go for it and bolt up the parts you have already. I think a factory bucket seat/console,and GTO hood would look cool on your wagon.. Stuff...
    Post by: waygun, Sep 11, 2011 in forum: The Welcome Wagon
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    Evolution of the Waygun wheel

    Those mudflaps were on the car since day one. No reason to remove them,LOL
    Post by: waygun, Sep 11, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    Evolution of the Waygun wheel

    They were 16 year old Hankooks 2157514 which is a model and size long discontinued. The new booties are 2356016 Goodyear Assurrance Comfortead...
    Post by: waygun, Sep 11, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    Evolution of the Waygun wheel

    Now..to the point. At my work,Goodyear had a sales spiff on where i had to sell a certain number of tires to earn a free set. Did that. Plus,a few...
    Post by: waygun, Sep 11, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    Evolution of the Waygun wheel

    So,I put on 15 snow tires and 1973 C body wheel covers. Looked OK,but no home run. [IMG]
    Post by: waygun, Sep 11, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    Evolution of the Waygun wheel

    I replaced them with smaller 14 inch radials. However,3 of the tires suffered broken belts. [IMG] [IMG]
    Post by: waygun, Sep 11, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    Evolution of the Waygun wheel

    Original 14 inch hubcaps and old bias ply tires when i picked her up one year ago this month.. [IMG]
    Thread by: waygun, Sep 11, 2011, 30 replies, in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    1969 Coronet 500

    Not many around here. But they can be fabricated with some time,patience and a good eye,IMHO. My other car I had no choice but to make my lower...
    Post by: waygun, Sep 10, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    Tire rotation?

    Always follow the vehicle manufacturer's recommended tire pressure. It is located on the tire placard typically on the drivers door jam or inside...
    Post by: waygun, Sep 10, 2011 in forum: General Automotive Tech
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    1969 Coronet 500

    Welcome Rootsbrothers! What parts you lookin's for? As a Mopar wagon owner myself I have my ear to the ground for parts. Unlike the other popular...
    Post by: waygun, Sep 8, 2011 in forum: General Station Wagon Discussions
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    Hello from Upstate NY - 1972 Ford Wagon Fanatic

    Welcome! You are not too far AWAY from me.About 4.5 hours from my house. I do travel across the border often to Syruacuse and Watertown. In those...
    Post by: waygun, Sep 8, 2011 in forum: The Welcome Wagon
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