Fast Eddie B
Well-Known Member
I posted it somewhere for 2500 and no bites
Let's see some Wagons!
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Stern70
Active Member
That's sad. I paid $3000 for my 76 t&c
King Hooter
Well-Known Member
Love to have that T&C.
Well in the past year I've only came across two wagons locally good enough to even look at. One a 76 Plymouth that sold very quickly within the same day posted on facebook. And a 73 Dodge that "runs" but really needed restoration and that was pushing the $5000 mark.
Call me picky but I do have a tight budget.
LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
You can fly out of Rochester,and be back home in a day or two!
Time it right, and I'll be your relief driver! 
Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic
Well-Known Member
That's a steal! Almost a thousand bucks less than what I paid for mine.
King Hooter
Well-Known Member
Tempting but if only I could get that many days off in a row. I found this one but was 5 minutes late on this "hot rod truckster" steal at $2,000 in the Twin Cities back in Oct. '18.You can fly out of Rochester,and be back home in a day or two!
King Hooter
Well-Known Member
I thought that was the same car. Dog dishes threw me off. Lucky guy glad to see it was saved. The seller I was talking to at that time was selling her as a demo car. And was quite shocked I wanted to restore and cruise in it.
71Polara383
Kid with ballcap
Happy 4th of July FCBO!
AJC
Member
@King Hooter I'm glad I saved it from a derby. I have had derby guys try and buy it. All I did was patched the gas tank and give it a tune up. I have racked up 3500 miles since. Brakes are next on the list as they work but could be better.
Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic
Well-Known Member
The more of these we save from those automotive equivalents of serial killers, the better. I'm glad that I'm not alone in that sentiment.
I was the highest bidder on eBay, but didn't meet the reserve. The seller used eBay's Second Chance Offer system to sell it to me. I think that was in part due to my questions before bidding; it was apparent that I wanted the car as a classic cruiser instead of you-know-what.
Incidentally, I like the license number on your PLyMouth. How appropriate!
trainwreck
New Member
Nice!
trainwreck
New Member
That wagon still there?
mr. fix it
Old Man with a Hat
I personally don't know but there's a 50/50 chance it is.
Fast Eddie B
Well-Known Member
I had the same gym bag as the kid! About his age then and we had a T&C!
sonoramic413
New Member
Dont know why it took me so long to sign up for the site..... oh well.... Here's my '61 Sport Suburban Wagon:
Interesting, I learned something today. Chrysler, Dodge, & DeSoto only came in 4 Door Hardtops from '60 thru' '64. I had to do ah double take on your's. Who knew that Plymouth WAZ a 4 Door POST Long Roof? Sweet Ride but Strange, Jer
Jer, I dare to say that 60-61 DeSotos built in the US for native market were either 2dr or 4dr hardtops or 4dr sedans.
Thankz Jay. Seams the older I get the dumber I get. I BEEZ QUIET NOW
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