1966 Plymouth Valiant Station Wagon Parting Out Not mine

[BLKNBLU340DSTR]

I found this in my e-mail this morning. Car is located in Windsor,CA at the Pick n Pull wrecking yard. Here is the link/picture...
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[Professor Fate]

It's a shame it's halfway across the country, I'd be there.
That thing looks to be in better shape than what I originally started with.
Hey, @junkyardhero , you still need roof/rail patches? And who knows what else?

 

[memike]

Oh man, yep, if I was closer and had the spare cash I would like this long top to set next to my 66 as I put it back on the road, very nice..

 

[ch1ll]

I agree, those were beautiful cars.

 

[junkyardhero]

It's a shame it's halfway across the country, I'd be there.
That thing looks to be in better shape than what I originally started with.
Hey, @junkyardhero , you still need roof/rail patches? And who knows what else?

thanks for thinking of me! i scored the roof patch from a member here in the bay area that was kind enough to hack it out and send it along with his buddy down to fall fling in october.

i saw this car linger on the usual CL/OU/MP for months at a ridiculous price, so this isn't surprising. typical wagon sales: ask the moon for a bombed out car with no title and then watch it not sell and off to the great junka-junka in the sky.

it was also like 500mi away from me, so despite my desirous nature for collecting long roofs lately, that was just a bridge too far.

 

[BLKNBLU340DSTR]

I sold an early 60's A-body Dart wagon 15 yrs ago, weathered, but running/driving. Young couple was SOOOO excited to get it. They have become very rare, hippies just loved them in the day.