Hello from the Great Northwest, an introduction.

Hello, My name is Brian

I am a long time wagon fan. I currently have a 1950 Plymouth Suburban that is on the road and almost done. I left the flathead in the wagon. I installed dropped spindles, disc brakes, a Ford Explorer rear end, electric wipers, a new wiring harness, all new glass, wide whites with '57 Caddy hubcaps and a T-5 five speed transmission from an S10. The paint is done, the chrome and stainless are done but I still need to get the interior done.

I also have a '55 Chevy wagon with a 327 and 3 speed on the floor. This one is on the road but not as far along as the Plymouth. In the past 5 years, I have owned 2 '64 Chevelle wagons, 2 '90's Caprice wagons, a'90s Roadmaster wagon, a '54 Chev wagon a '65 Cutlass wagon and a '49 Plymouth wagon.

I like wagons and think I have the two I will keep for awhile

 

Welcome to the squirrel's cage. I'd say you are just nuts enough to fit in around here. Great wagons you have, too. Join in. We need all the expertise we can get around here!

 

Welcome to the forums.

Oh boy, another fifties wagon in green. I'm liking that a lot.

Your wagon is very pretty.

Got any pictures of your other toys to share?

 

Welcome aboard! Love the Suburban!!

 

Welcome bonnevilleb!

 

Love the Ply wheres the Bonnie from downuder

 

I am generally not a fan of lowering but that Plymouth of yours is beautifully done. Very nice!!!

mike

 

Brian. UMMMM, Me like the Green too

 

Welcome to the madness Brian! Beautiful Plymouth!

 

Welcome Brian. That is one sweet early Mopar rod.

Very nice stance and custom touches. Definately one of the nicest I have seen. Kudos.

 

to the wagon train, Brian!

 

Welcome aboard! I like that you put a 5 speed in it - I want to do the same with my wagon. Cool wagon you've got there!

 

You enjoying the rain?
I'm sick of it... but welcome to the forum.

 

Welcome Brian!

 

Sweet!


bonnevilleb