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Awesome wagon! I have a 66 300 383 4 barrel. I re-cored my original 22" radiator 10 year ago. Everything else is original and no shroud. Never hot or any overheating issues what so ever. I drove it in a parade for 45 minutes on a hot day just last year and drove like a dream.

In my option the "rarity" factor isn't going to effect the price as much as the love for wagons now. I would say a 66 Town and Country would be in the same neighborhood. I have seen the prices go crazy in the last few years, so Jer's sale in 2012 isn't really relevant now. Sorry Jer you...

I would buy it in a heartbeat, but unfortunately I am tapped out at the moment. :BangHead:

I bought a complete 69 300 front bumper hide away headlight covers and even the motor, for a conversion on a station wagon I don't own yet. :)

I just love the photos you are taking. You now have your own special "Epic west trip in a wagon" folder on my computer. :)

Incredible shots keep them coming. Thanks for sharing.

Great job, she pops now.

Looked back though you pictures of your wagon Tobias. What a beautiful Town and Country, add me to the list, if you ever want to sell it. :)

I agree with Carmine about removing the trim too. If you are going to all this work go ahead and remove the trim. You may think you are saving time, but removing it will make it easier for everything else you are doing. You will have that extra "fudge" factor to that will be hidden under...

I am a house painter and it has been my experience vinyl just heats up when sanding and doesn't just come off. The same goes with the adhesive underneath. You need to figure find a solvent for the adhesive. I always start with something like WD-40 or diesel and then go stronger and use a...

Wow not in your neck of the woods either. From the looks of the pictures well worth it, looks like it is in amazing condition.

Nice score I wish I could find a 69 T & C in my neck of the woods. Great color.

Wow you did well!

Nice , you have to give us more han one picture, come on man. :)

I am amazed none of the glass shattered. Do a see a crack in the front windshield? Hope you can find your parts, good luck.

Wow the sucks big time. He must have been flying to do that much damage.

Nicely equipped, solid wagon. Love my wagons.

Very nice and you can enjoy it the rest of the summer.

Here is one for you Ross or anyone else. Have you ever seen those wheel covers on a '66 300? I have seen them on a New Yorker and a wagon, but never a 300 and where they an available option on a Newport?

I was thinking at one time to having a set of 15s wheel covers to look stock on my '66 300, since I have discs on mine now and 14s would no longer fit. They were the same for all Chrysler with disc brakes.