What have you done to your wagon lately? (Let's keep the thread going!)

Last Saturday, the 24th,.......I stored my wagon.

 

Nope. But I can fix it so it will do it.

 

Window Tint

Brought my 67 Chevelle Woody out and had the windows tinted as my last project on it for this year, back to the garage for a nap!

 

My '94 Century wagon is a rear defogger/defroster delete. I came across a nearly identical car at the local yard that had the parts. It can be pretty dewy here so I checked to see if my car had the dash switch plug behind the blank dash panel and the wiring and connector in the hatch frame. Thankfully it did so I bought the parts for the conversion for a total of $40.00. Installed the hatch glass and contact, dash switch and compatible switch panel today. Yet another inexpensive way to improve my car (and have fun while doing it).

 

1.25" hitches on both wagons this year (the 59 Cat and the 67 Chrysler) . Theyre smaller hitches used solely for a bike rack and I havent wired for a trailer or anything. All summer long its throw the gear and lunch in the back, load up the bikes and go cruising! Love it.

 

I fired up the Suburban today. Hadn't started it since September. Started right up with a jump and a little starting fluid.

 

Changed the squiter and pump cam on the Holley carb in the Catalina. I almost have the off idle stumble completely gone. I have a 28 in there now. The 25 is coming today. Other than that, putting gas in it and driving him!!!

 

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Brandon

 

What up homies??????? I've been getting my computer upgraded so I've been off the web for awhile.. nice to catch up on every bodies 'stuff'.

I've been wood carving (Christmas gifts) so have not had time.. but after the first I get back and hit it hard again.

 

Vetteman that is a great picture. Hopefully, soon, Fannie will look that good.

 

lol , looked at in the garage... way to nasty to go for a spin !

 

Had my nephew Ryan and his 5-year old son stay overnight on their way to Bellingham, WA to visit his dad. Then dropped them off at the train station this A.M. Son Sean got to ride in the 'way-back'. He liked it - giggling all the way.

 

If that isn't the epitome of wagon ownership, I dont know what is.

 

Good for you KK. What a hoot to give that you man a memory that will stick with him for a long time. Maybe long enough to get a wagon of his own for his kids in the future.

 

Got my interior samples today !

Well I ordered carpet and vinyl samples for my 62 Bonneville Safari and got them today
sweet !

Just not happy with the worn carpet and the stained cargo area carpet.
Driver seat need attention, the old cloth thread is breaking.. The trim shop I had look take a look said to get some new material, since the vinyl is brittle from sitting, so need to order up and get the yardage needed.