1973 Plymouth Satellite Regent Wagon 9 passenger - $6999 (WA)

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/4284694933.html

1973 Plymouth Satellite Regent

Had lots of fun with it the last year of ownership but I have a new project and its time to pass this one along. I am the third owner. Copy of original title and original build sheet to the new owner. This is the nine passenger version and from my research less than 4k of them were built from 1971-73.

Rebuilt 360 with new carb and block is painted to match the body. All fluids were replaced in the last year. AmsOil synthetic oil, trans flushed, and rear end serviced. All work was done by mechanics I have used for up to 25 years. All suspension and brake work was done at Carls Alignment and Brake in Vancouver and mechanical work was done at SV Performance in Portland. Wheels and tires are from Americas Tire and have warranties.

I will consider any and all trades / trade / barter / swap but not looking for a project. Wagons are preferred Subaru, VW, Toyota, Nissan, Volvo, Dodge, Saab, WRX, TE72, Toyota, Nissan, Datsun, Etc. I would take a V8 sedan. Crown Victoria, Grand Marquis, Q45, LS400, etc. Cadillac, DeVille, DTS, ElDorado, STS, CTS, Offer me anything. I love getting different cars.


Work done in the last year.

Water pump

Aluminum radiator

Electric fan

Engine wiring harness

Ball joints

Urethane bushings

Custom steering box

Wheels and tires with under 1k miles

 

If the Brady Bunch had of went all out!

 

Don't know about the price for a low option car but it looks like most of the indignities are easily remedied. Could end up being a nice ride.

mike

 

I kinda have a soft spot for this one. I know this very wagon was up for sale before..... same owner, or maybe the new owner is selling????? It was a long time back the first time around for sale and I know these pics are not from the original listing.

 

Very nice indeed!!!!

 

Hey this is my wagon. I took it off the market because I was really tired of low ball stupid offers for her. Plus some of the trades people offered me were just ridiculous. I know I priced it high and that is because I was hoping someone knew what it was and would not put it in a derby.

This is not a low option car. I dont know what options are missing as I was told by a Mopar guy that it looks to have every option for a 73 but he does not know wagons that well.

 

I wish I had some money to buy this one, like my 74' I started with something similar. It would be fun to have a 73 and a 74 in the garage. Good luck with the sale Civardi and you're right most of these late model Sattys were low optioned because Plymouth was building them by order and phasing them out. Production stopped half way through the 74' model year.

 

When placing an advert one should list all work done,, and all options
as well as current condition of car..
Post pics of car on both sides and motor compartment and some of interior...
And of course,, post asking price....

Anything less then lister is probably too lazy and hence the car would
probably reflect that as well.......

 

I am not selling any longer as I stated in my post. Decided to keep her. Time to dump more money into it and never get it back.

 

Right on! It's all about the love.

 

I really love the look of yours Dewey. Is there an option list so I can see what all mine has and does not have? It is a nine passenger, A/C, full gauges, and the front seat is a bench bottom with bucket style backs. Not sure if this is correct for the car.

 

Buttttttttt....
Dunn be shy about tellin' us alll about it anyway.....

Some of us wanna know...


( and watch out fer that Dewey Dewd)...

 

I had my VIN decoded once and later found the factory build sheet on this car, but I had the good fortune of buying the car from the original owner (my ex-boses mother in law) she said she ordered all the options available at the time except the 440 engine because she "didn't want speeding tickets". Ha!

The only thing mine has I don't see on your list is power rear window, but like I mentioned these Satellites were low optioned cars I think they were Plymouths early "work horse" type wagon. Thanks for the compliment I appreciate it greatly. :2_thumbs_up_-_anima

 

Hey....Hey don't rat me out Xenon.

 

I do have the power rear window. It was originally a 318 car but the last owner, #2, replaced it with a 360. Something wrong with the crank I believe and was not worth fixing. I do have the build sheet that was under the seats. The original owner sold it with 184k on it and it currently has 202k.