Thanks for explaining your offer. It was a facetious response to the knucklehead earlier.
I really got worried for a minute.

 

A12 in 1969 would be 15x6

Carsten

 

So should this wagon..May 5 H 15x6” = $3,000-$4,000

So you should reconsider your offer.....?

 

Here is a A12 wheel. note the dimples on the inner side of the hub cap lugs. They are the fastest way to ID the A12 wheels. No other vehicles used these wheels.

 

Are you 100% sure about that?

 

YES. I've owned 3 A12 cars including the one I ordered new in March 0f 69.
Another way to ID is that one hub cap lug is indexed with the valve stem hole.

 

Sorry 69wagon. Didn't mean to hi jack your thread. It happens a lot here. The subject of your wagon will come back around, always does.

 

My mistake...The wheels on the wagon are the somewhat rare “tow package” solid wheel, super strong wheel.

Really nice car. Good luck with the sale!

 

This car must have spent most of it's life indoors, away from the sun.

 

I kind of thought your offer was "German" humor Carsten.

 

Whoever balanced the tires did a shitty job..two wieghts spread out like that?
The balancer probably needs calibrating OR
I would have busted the tire,turn it half turn and rebalance.

 

Regardless, I want it.

 

Connie would look great behind this car.

 

Ask me how much fun it is to drive a 3 on da tree wagon!!

 

How much fun is it Lea?

 

Love it!

 

Thanks, I'd like to see the pictures of the wheels on the car too...before that question took on a life of its own.

Dave

 

Nice car
Wagons had a 15x6.5 wheel with an H stamp if it was hd susp/trailer towing
Check the GG white book