Hi all. Thanks for the welcome to the club. I just picked up my '72 wagon, I've always enjoyed wagons, they just seem to look right. It's a runner right now. I'm not sure which way I'll go with it - restore, modify or somewhere in between. Let me know what you think!
Welcome from Florida -----------I think you should do what your little heart desires with your wagon. To me, if any vehicle is in very good original condition I try to keep it that way. But if otherwise, make it a hotrod, a cruiser, lowrider, or even a demolition derby wagon.
welcome endura glad you found the place...can't wait to see what you decide to do with your wagon...oh wait...I can't see it now got any pics you want to share hope to see you around
to the wagon train, end. A 72 poncho with the endura nose is one of my all time favorites. Gimme a pix fix!
Welcome Endura! It might be cheaper to get a digital camera and post pictures on here than taking a polaroid and needing to mail all of us a picture so we can leave you alone about it Just kidding, glad you joined!
We're happy to support whatever you do with it (except the demolition derby idea)...as long as there's pics to be shared!
No Digital Camera ??????? A man without a digital camera is like goin to a strip club wearin a blind fold. I couldn't think of anything else! Send me one of them thar polaroid thingies. Usually 6 out of 10 come out fair. --------PS Man without digital camera like man without monitor for computer. Cunfus-us said that!
the search Hello again, sorry for the dead air, just on the eternal search for parts (you know you never have enough of them). Well I got lucky to find a '69 Tempest wagon nearby, 90 miles is close, right? Picked up a gorgeous, RUST FREE tailgate for a great price including mount & glass and other parts (side glass & stainless moldings, bench seat, etc) from a real good guy. On the digital camera part sorry but the parts come first, I will post pix when I pry the Washingtons out of my wallet (kicking and screaming, of course) or I borrow one! Anyway to all thank you.
Parts is Parts Forget the camera. Just keep grabbin up those parts. We believe you! I'd walk 90 miles for that stuff....up hill...in a snow storm.
