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I feel I am already living the dream. I love the cars I already own and enjoy working on, restoring and driving each one.

I will have to find the part # again somewhere. There is a GM door seal part # that works just fine. It looks a little different, but no one will ever know.

I have no idea what part # mine are, but they are my favorite Sea Body wheels.

So, who here bought it? Sure wish I could have.

Mine are Ferd Magnum 500's with the chrome outers.

Just think about all of these old great times with vehicles and families. You don't see people posing with their 2020 Toyota's, Nissan's or KIA's these days.

Very nice car. We will have to hope the parking spots are large enough for both of us to park side by side if we park next to each other at an upcoming Mopar show.

Nice car. I remember seeing it for sale somewhere.

Nice car. Sounds and looks good. I have a 528" Hemi in one of my Challengers.

The big ole C body wagons are so cool. Too bad I parted 3 of them out over the years for the drivetrains and other good parts. All had the woodgrain also.

Nice piece. Congrats.

Such a cool car.

That is really nice. I would love to own that car. However, I have no where else to store another and not in the budget right now or else I would be on my way to pick it up.

I like it. That car would be a nice driver for here in Michigan. That is nothing for rust compared to what we are used to.

Thanks, I still have the fender skirts in the trunk, but I don't like how they look as much as it does without them, and they hide the look of the Road wheels in the rear.

235/60's are too low of a profile for a big ole C Body. The taller 70's will look better. That is what I have on my car as pictured.

We have a local guy by the name Gordon Duda who is retired and does trim restoring full time on the side. He does excellent work and reasonably priced.

My favorite C Body wheels. Mine cleaned up nicely. I have another set for just in case another C body comes along someday.

I had to use a brillo/SOS pad and brake cleaner on a rag to wipe it on first in small areas and go around scrubbing to remove the blue. The usual regular products would not even attempt to remove it. It took quite a bit of effort and time to remove off of each tire.

I think it is a cool car. Since someone pilferred the original 383, which seems dumb to me. I would put a 2nd Gen Hemi in it just to be different.