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Thanks, I actually found the one for my car in a box in the trunk.

Thanks Rat Rod

That looks good too. I thought about adding those lights. This is the only old car I have that will have working reverse lights.

Putting my 65 wagon back together. When I bought it someone had made some crappy taillight lenses out of red plastic. Original taillights were long gone. Wasn't much of a fan of the original taillights anyway. I decided to switch them to the Australian valiant lenses and came up with a...

Thanks for the reply. Mine has screw holes in another roof support further back that looks just like the ones for the regular dome light. That's why I was curious. Figured I better ask before the headliner goes in.

No worries Rusty. Better to have too much info than not enough sometimes. I am curious as to what bellhousing you will be using for the T5. I have a T5 in my 67 Dart but I'm using a quicktime bell for my small block.

FYI, TTI has a template on their website for modifying an early A crossmember for dual exhaust. Works pretty decent. Not quite exactly on topic but thought I would offer. https://www.ttiexhaust.com/Sheets/FN29-SHT506-636A.pdf

For the wagon guys, Are there 2 dome lights in the wagon or just 1? Of course mine was missing when I bought it but I notice 2 spots for screws on the roof supports. Also, was it an option to have door switches for the dome light on the back doors? Mine does not have them but a wiring print I...

Exactly like yours. My 66 Cuda looks about like your Valiant. I get thumbs up every time I drive it. It's baffles me.

Thanks. Not sure how I missed that one on ebay.

Looks great! But I'm the kinda guy that would've thrown some rims and tires on it and drove it the way it was too. Don't have to worry about scratching the paint when you set your root beer and chili dogs on the hood at the local drive in.

cosgig, Are those in michigan?

Thanks 65wgn. At least I know what I'm looking for now.

65wgn440, I just checked my A pillars. No screw holes so mine didn't have trim pieces there either. Just the C and D. Do you have a pic of what the C pillar trim pieces look like?

I have a new tailgate to body seal. I have the top of the tailgate glass seal. The seal for the upper corners where the glass meets the roof is the one I'm referring to.

The rear pillars on mine fortunately still have the plastic pieces attached. Sounds like there are a few of us wagon brethren around. Now if we could only get someone to reproduce the rear window seal. The ends of mine kinda came off.

Before I post in the parts wanted section I'd like to know what I am looking for. My65 Valiant wagon interior was pretty much gutted when I bought it. Gathering from my 66 Cuda there probably isn't a trim piece that runs across the bottom of the windshield. I'm assuming there are front door post...

Thanks Rick.

I just located mine and I see what you mean. So in theory, I could order 4 front handles and swap the linkage out to work on the rear doors? I haven't seen any rear door handles for sale.

Can anyone tell me if the front outside door handles are the same as the back outside door handles on the 4 door? Car is not here and I can't seem to locate my door handles at the moment. Thanks.

Thanks for all the replies. No broad cast sheet available. More for curiosity sake than anything. I'll look for the K member bracket tonight.

It has a 66 column for bucket seat center console option as it was equipped. Car was a disaster when I bought it and was going to be scrapped. Someone stuffed a 318 roller motor and 727 out of a 88 diplomat cop car in it. That's how I bought it. It has power steering but thought it may have been...

Is there a way to tell if your car was equipped with power steering? I don't see any options like that on the fender tag. This is for my 66 Barracuda. It started life as a 273 / 2bl car. Thanks.

Or the back window roofline gasket.

Just thought I would share. I'm working on my 65 Valiant wagon and discovered that the rear bumper/ body filler plates are broken. Of course they are unavailable for the wagon. My coworker has a 3d printer and was able to duplicate them. I'm sure I will have to trim them a little but I thought...

That would be nice Dartman. Mine isn't in very good condition.

Looking to see if anyone has done a mini tub on their wagon. Just curious where you cut on the inside and how you dealt with the back seat latches. Pics would be cool if available. Thanks.

I agree. But nobody ever expected wagons to last this long. They were family beaters. Drive till they die, go buy another one.

I just talked to Todd too. Thanks for the hook up. He was puzzled by 3 calls for A body wagon tailgate seals today.