I realize from a purists point of view I may have "butchered" a classic but to each his own when it comes to what makes a wagon beautiful. thank you so much for the kind words about my big green baby!
The colour was a 45 minute process of looking at greens, I wanted something dark and bright. What I finally chose was a 70's Porsche green, with a mild silver pearl that only shows in certain sunlight.
Feeling welcome! It has been awesome to see all the welcome messages and great comments about my car! Thanks to everyone here! I love this forum!
Thanks man! She passed some years ago but got to see her freshly painted, she thought it was beautiful, I had to agree. Some things you gotta leave to the pro's. Everything else I did myself.
You took a great looking wagon and made it outstanding! You made it your own and it shows...it's a beauty! Thanks for bring your wagon here and sharing photos. Hope to see you around.
45 minutes of the paint guy tapping his foot to pick this green. It's a big decision...come on dude. Thanks for the thumbs up!
Dewey sweet wagon...so did you leave the leafs in the back? I have to lifted cars so...you aint alone
Yeah, the stack was taken down to a monoleaf, then I added a Tundra overload leaf to help steady the rearend when It's at drive height. I may end up with a four link at some point, but for now it works great.
I thought that color looked familiar! Now that you've painted your Satellite Porsche green, you can remodel your kitchen in the same shade. This is from a website called Eurobad '74, which is a collection of unusual interior decor designs. http://www.omodern.com/Eurobad/euro.html It is a striking color on your Plymouth; you've made it a classy custom.
My wife would just kill me! This is truly hideous. It's no wonder everyone in the 70's was stoned, I can't think of anyone who wasn't high thinking this looked good.
Green. I do like the Porsche in the background however, dead match for my color. Thanks for the compliment Doug.