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Great to see you and the wagon, and many thanks for the AC tube!

Please post more pics of that 300 convertible.

I'm confused, how did any modern car hit your wagon that hard and still be able to "run"? I assume they got the guy?

Must be me, 'cause I've got nothing....

Nice.

This has actually been around since the late 70's early 80's, I believe, so the condition of the car was probably pretty good. Much better viability than the Magnum, but still, something only a mother could love....

That's a lot nicer than this piece of poop.

Love it! Wagons need wood grain!

Would have been perfect except for that scoop.

So there should be a bumper and a sill step?

Isn't that the step just inside the door sill on the right?

Have you ever tried 3M high-strength adhesive spray? I've used the wide angle setting, sprayed both surfaces and let set up for a minute, then attach. The drawback is you only have one shot at alignment, once the two surfaces meet they are bonded for life.

This one looks original: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Plymouth-Fury-Custom-Suburban-Wagon-4-Door-1970-plymouth-fury-custom-suburban-wagon-4-door-5-2-l-/131336458682?forcerrptr=true&hash=item1e944351ba&item=131336458682&pt=US_Cars_Trucks Up for auction is a 1970 Plymouth Fury Suburban...

LOL, tell that to NJ commuters that have to travel to NY and PA every day! Actually it's Florida with the most toll roads, 35 and New Jersey is second with 30. 35 -- FLORIDA 30 -- NEW JERSEY 27 -- NEW YORK 22 -- PENNSYLVANIA 15 -- CALIFORNIA 14 -- TEXAS 10 -- OKLAHOMA 9 -- VIRGINIA 7 --...

Beautiful wagon! Welcome to the forum from the Toll Road Capitol of the world!