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Here's a thread on For B Bodies Only about the plastic strips that hold the boards in place. You may need those too. https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/wagon-headliner-bow-trim.157729/page-4#post-911511935

If you do the road wheels, you might be able to remove the trim rings and attach the stock wheel covers without removing the wheels from the car any time you decided to change it up a bit. Just depends on whether the stock wheel cover will fit over the road wheel center cap. I know I can do that...

This one was just posted on facebook marketplace in Ohio a few hours ago. Looking at this, it makes me wonder if the wood grain was painted on as was done on some early 60's Mercury wagons. Perhaps painted a dark brown and the wood grain printed on a clear adhesive overlay. 1965 Dodge monaco...

If yours isn't original, it's pretty close. The wood grain itself looks right, but factory original I thought would have been a bit darker. This one is currently advertised on Facebook Marketplace in Maine as all original 27k miles. Wood grain looks a bit darker, but lighting conditions...

Check metal recyclers in the area. A neighbor of mine had both a 62 Grand Prix and a 70 four speed LeMans wagon stolen a few years back. Both were non running but complete solid project cars. They were inside the fence at a self storage business. Security cameras caught caught the tow truck name...

Looks good as is, but red lines would look good too (but rather expensive). I'll agree with the "anything but wide whites" statement.

The Spinner wheel covers were standard on the 66 Charger, 66 Monaco 500, and 66 Polara 500. They were optional on Monacos. Not sure about availability on non-500 Polaras. The non spinner versions were used on the 67 Charger, 67 Monaco 500, and 67 Polara 500 and were optional on other C body 67...

The spinner wheel covers that were most often seen on 66 Chargers, looked great, and were optional on the 66 Monaco wagon. 1966 - 1967 Dodge CHARGER Spinner Wheel Covers (3)

This 68 Monaco wagon on Craigslist is NOT mine, but I do kind of like it. Looks like the price has been reduced. Hope it finds a good home (but I don't like it enough to bring it home myself. http://richmond.craigslist.org/cto/4532974030.html $3,500 OBO Car runs great - mechanically sound...

I once tried to get a buddy's two year old son to pose in this position and then jump out when someone walked by. Sadly the two year old wouldn't hold still long enough.

I didn't read the entire article, but found myself disagreeing with the overall conclusion that there was no real logic for the creation of 2 door wagons. First, they mention the Jeep wagon as the first 2 door wagon. Personally, as today, I would class the Jeep wagon as more of a truck than a...

Nice Polara wagon you have. I took a few pictures of your wagon at Carlisle too. It looked to me like its a Canadian built Polara with the Plymouth dash. By the way, theres a 65 Custom 880 wagon thats been on the Washington DC Craigslist for over a month. Its in Winchester, Virginia (about an...

Thats a beautiful wagon. You should post the price and location for us. I would like to see more pictures myself.

Tom also said he stripped out another wagon parts car and there were alot of extra parts that went along with the wagon when he sold it, including glass and a luggage rack. If you got all those parts when you bought it, and are willing to part with the spare luggage rack, theres someone over on...

My buddy, Tom, did replace the engine, and he put the chrome Magnum rims on it. The engine thats in the wagon is a 69 383 I believe. The original 383 HP motor was in need of a rebuild (He said the cam is wiped), and is sitting in his garage. He would be willing to sell the engine so it could be...

I only recently found out my friend here in Virginia sold that 68 Fury wagon. I remember when he replaced the di-noc wood paneling a few years back. I guess he didn't own it for very long.

Theres an NOS right quarter panel on e-bay now. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1965-1966-Plymouth-Fury-NOS-MoPar-QUARTER-PANEL-Wagon-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem209f5943a8QQitemZ140112380840QQptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories Also, you might find a patch panel from someone like...

Very nice 66 T&C. Thanks for posting the photos.

I don't have a C-body wagon. There was a silver 66 Fury wagon for sale in Pennsylvania in the spring that I kind of regretted not buying. But then I bought a white 67 Belvedere wagon in Massachusettes. I haven't seen my Belvedere yet. A buddy of mine is storing it for me till spring in...