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It was the wagon's debut - a truly fun day!! One 1 other wagon, a chevy. Need more C-bodies to attend!

Calling all C-Bodies! I'm honored to be the chairwoman of the Milford Car Show in Michigan...and a huge fan of c-bodies (in case you didn't know lol). The show is held every 3rd Sunday in September...and is now in it's 34th year! It's a very scenic downtown with great people and restaurants...

I'll explain how tomorrow...but here are before, during and after!

Not mine.... I thought I saw this recently listed elsewhere, but can't find the post. I've included the first paragraph of Barn Fund's article for your amusement. Low Mileage Luxury Locomotive: 1973 Imperial You cannot explain the seventies. They had to be lived. People were so much more...

Happy Sunday! It's a super hot and humid day here today, which got me thinking about the 73 T&C's A/C system. It's AutoTemp II...and wow does it look complicated. I'm not well-versed in all things AC, but am hoping that you can steer me in the right direction. I know I will not be using R12...

I bought these recently for my 73T&C as rollers. The two rear tires I had were giant winter tires (car was originally from Colorado) and they weren't holding air. These did the trick long enough for me to get new tires. Will need new tires, but both hold air. One center cap is missing, the...

Of course I waited until after I had removed the factory booster to open the box with the remanufactured booster. Mounts look the same, but is more compact. Slightly larger diameter, but doesn't stick out as far. Everything should bolt together fine, but is this the right one? If it is not...

I seem to have misplaced the keys to the 73 T&C. Looked high and low, in all of the cars, the house, the garage, the yard, etc. I am certain that as soon as I replace them, I will find them. I'm hoping that posting here will somehow jinx that into happening sooner than later! What are my...

I am finally getting around to cleaning up the wagon and WOW it's even better than I thought. (Half-finished tail end shown) Yes, it was covered in a robust layer of dust, road grime and mineral deposits so thick they were close to becoming stalactites (wait...or stalagmites??), but i could see...

Last night, despite the horrible tires on the front, we gingerly drove Holly-Donna across the street to the gas station....her first official drive in over 30 years! We've had her running in the driveway and have been double checking everything. So far, so good (aside from a brake hissing...

Got the starter installed, gas tank sealed, fuel lines flushed. Started right up but I'm guessing I have some valve issues (tick) as well as a possible vacuum leak. This 440 has a temp operated vacuum by-pass valve (next to the distributor). Three vacuum hoses lead to it. One hose is red...

I'm perplexed. I've got a 73 T&C 440 on which the original starter began working intermittently. I wanted to replace it with a mini-starter, so i bought one for a 94 Dodge Dakota 5.2L. I've done this before with no issue. Everything is installed, I turn the key and the starter just spins...

Greetings! Hope you're all enjoying the start of your weekends! I am sick of dealing with shipping/transport auction sites that bombard you with vague pricing...and they always seem to change the pricing at the last minute. Have any of you dealt with a company that you can rely on and trust...

As some of you know, I'm on the hunt for a c-body wagon. In the meantime, I need to make some room for other non-automotive projects. So...I'm putting my 1966 Dodge Monaco up for sale. 383ci, automatic, 2-dr hardtop. It has been an excellent vehicle and I drive it often (except during the...

I've been looking at wagons for a few months, but it seems that every time one comes up, I miss the opportunity! I am interested in selling/trading my 1966 Dodge Monaco 500 for a slab side or fuselage style wagon. Prefer original condition, even with flaws, over a restored one. Must be in...