Tell us your rear facing back seat station wagon stories!
Threads like this motivate me to finish the ol coronet wagon I have.
I bought it in 2013 for 3 hundred bucks and then I had to disassemble the interior because it was a mouse house .... BIG TIME. (From before I owned it) probably the biggest infestation I have ever seen. I think there might have been food items in there at one point. (Before I owned it)
I spent a whole lot of money on a 68 charger rally dash conversion (bolt in, once I had all the parts) and then I got it running with a 440/ 4 speed. I drove it for a summer then i bought other cars so the Coronet kinda got pushed behind the barn where it still is now.
I never grew up with wagons, being born in 1986, but I'm hoping to make my own wagon memories and get it going again. I might swap the 440 out with a 383 because the 440 has issues and was never right. The 383 I have in a fury, runs much better.
Doesn't look like this anymore but it's still a 68 coronet to this day lol
Threads like this motivate me to finish the ol coronet wagon I have.
I bought it in 2013 for 3 hundred bucks and then I had to disassemble the interior because it was a mouse house .... BIG TIME. (From before I owned it) probably the biggest infestation I have ever seen. I think there might have been food items in there at one point. (Before I owned it)
I spent a whole lot of money on a 68 charger rally dash conversion (bolt in, once I had all the parts) and then I got it running with a 440/ 4 speed. I drove it for a summer then i bought other cars so the Coronet kinda got pushed behind the barn where it still is now.
I never grew up with wagons, being born in 1986, but I'm hoping to make my own wagon memories and get it going again. I might swap the 440 out with a 383 because the 440 has issues and was never right. The 383 I have in a fury, runs much better.
Doesn't look like this anymore but it's still a 68 coronet to this day lol