Hey folks, my name is Pat and I'm part of a gang called "wagons of Steel North". We own and drive '62-'67 Mopar wagons of all sizes but race a '67 Polara, and some of our street wagons as well. Here's a few shots of mine.
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Always race your tow vehicle...right?
Here's a link to my blog about our race car, there's some good archives to peruse including a good retrospective slide show.
Thanks Ally. I love my two wagons. Been looking at selling them so I can buy a truck. But I really don't want to. I think that this summer, I will work on the red one and get it painted and then next winter, build the green one. I think a 451 big block stroker would be right at home in it.
But, that could all change when I decide what C-Body to get.
BTW, I love the 67 Fury wagon, and the Dragon Wagons up top. They are plain sick. I would love to see more pics of the 69-71 T&C that I see in some of your pics.
This was my '66 Town & Country. The tin worm had it's way with it and was more than I could handle. Sold it to a buddy of mine in Arizona. He has the talent to fix it up (or part it out for his other one).
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 Massachusettes.
I dropped the ball on this one. Ten years ago it was offered to me for $4000. I declined . It went to Ohio to a dealer who was flipping it for $ 10,000. A few years ago it was in California with an asking price of $14,000.
Don't know where it is now but I really need my head examined..
There was a request for '69-'71 wagons. This is our friends '70 T&C that they finished building in record time to meet our match race challenge. We won two in a row before getting rained out. Part two will happen next season.
This is them http://www.wagonsofsteel.com/ and this is us http://wagonsofsteelnorth.blogspot.com/