It could be 2 fold. Get a 64 Plymouth, paint it the color of grandparents car. Similar, practical and baddass...
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You are on to something there.
Yeah…. Wife says I have to either complete a project or sell a project before I can add to the 6 I already have haha
But on a serious note, that is a possibility as well.
Or I guess I could thrash on the polara, it fits 6… didn’t think of that till just now. Hmm
Personally, I'd be looking for a wagon like this if there was no personal connection to another year.
I’d love a 64 Polara wagon.
And Chris, buy it pretty much done/drivable. You are a busy guy and don't have time to buy a builder. You can still
work on/maintain/ improve it with the kids.
work on/maintain/ improve it with the kids.
Hmm yeah, no preference on year. Just pre 72.
Hmmm very sound advice!
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Some of those early cars were made as hardtops and are really cool (but spendy) This one just needs a set of wheels to make it cool.
Haha I could try to talk dad into letting me take the 72 caddy 472 big block in mint condition..
Tarriffs dont apply to classic car parts..
Probably best to keep looking for less project
You don't need another project though. You already have a lot going on with your new house and family. Trust me, turn key and go is where it's at unless you have the time, money, and shop to build one.
One of my favorites. I have seen it at MITP many times. Love the mint green.
Love the patina on this one. Price is right. Big block, California car, not in bad shape at all. It needs a set of Magnum wheels with that baby blue. (or Keystones) For Sale - 1968 Plymouth Suburban For Sale
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Cool, clear and Calm. Good start to the day.
Think i need to go pilfer parts off my old flathead to get this one going. Ign coil, alternator, belt and brackets. Got some premium gas to put in, so it should run today.
Cool, clear and Calm. Good start to the day.
Think i need to go pilfer parts off my old flathead to get this one going. Ign coil, alternator, belt and brackets. Got some premium gas to put in, so it should run today.
Thanks Steph. It is calming down. Moving around and some Tylenol
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Totally understand, my last bike pictured below, Dual plug shovel, rigid. I built every bit of it. My bike is the one on the right and the black one behind me and Bear (RIP). But this new one has shocks! And did I mention it has cruise control? Shocks are good. I can’t tell you how many times I would slide off that rigid and flop on the ground and just lay till everything was back in place. We always said when ya ride a rigid it is not about the journey but it is about the destination!
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