Recent content by nzpacer

That's stunning...kudos to you for listening and then helping deliver on your sisters dream.....! Love the wagon! And I'm leaning towards the sports wheels.....

I was able to source new seal kits and front hoses from Rock Auto and re-conditioned my callipers which were already "sleeved". Unfortunately my pistons were somewhat corroded and it was only a year before they started leaking again. I then purchased some new design pistons from Harmon Classic...

Wow, that Plymouth is outstanding!

Pretty much, any modifications need to be certified by an engineer but as my car was completely original I was fine. I actually think our government have become a little more "Realistic" with classic imports. The newer stuff is harder - if a car is less than 20 and doesn't meet "specialist...

Hi OneEyed.. No, it's a two piece grill and pretty sure the 67 Newport and 67 Town and Country share the same front end

And one more.......

Hi mate. I have a 67 Town and County (unfortunately it's in storage as I write this) and I know my 3 can be moved around a little and I know I can get a finger nail between the back and the grill. I've never had it apart so can't comment on the fit but will try to take a closer look in the...

Any import in this category has to undergo a pretty extensive inspection. Prior to the inspection I replaced all the front brake lines and all the hoses, new wheel cylinders in the rear and a rebuild of the master cylinder and front callipers. The discs were just within spec so they were ok. The...

Thanks guys. Yes it's for sale in NZ ....listed here: http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/chrysler/auction-761892711.htm I'm sure the price will seem high from a US perspective but it reflects the NZ $ cost I've got in the car including buying it out of CA and getting it to NZ, cleaned...

67 Town and Country Someone asked a while back so here's a few more shots of my wagon. Unfortunately up for sale due to life's little unforeseen challenges.... know I'm going to kick myself at some stage!

I just replaced my drivers side rear door window rivets on the weekend too! must be a wagon thing.....not a particularly enjoyable job that one!

Been for sale before....maybe 18 months to 2 years ago.

My 67 has only the one toggle switch and moves back/forward, up and down and tilts/rolls forward and backward when "rotated" in the appropriate direction.....

Very Cool wagon by the way. There was a 68 exactly the same for sale here in NZ which I was considering but it was a 6 seater and I really needed the 3rd row.

My 67 has 15 inch wheels and a set of these hubcaps which I've been told were standard on the 68 disc brake cars....