[CtotheB]

1971 Plymouth Fury Wagon
http://www.forum-auto.com/uploads/200505/xavi3r_1116660433_71dod05s.jpg

 

[CtotheB]

I guess you guys can tell I like early 70's cars

 

[be7bt]

I would or any wagons for that matter!

 

[JP2-NC-JL-CRAZY]

Oh yes. I'd buy any wagons or 4-door cars they make. :thumbsup:

JP2

 

[mopar]

Yes

 

[PWSchuh]

Yes, of course.

But only after they do the 1968 Chrysler Town & Country wagon...

 

[CtotheB]

Yes, of course.

But only after they do the 1968 Chrysler Town & Country wagon...

That is a great car. I totally agree!
http://oldcarandtruckpictures.com/Chrysler/1968_Chrysler_Town_and_Country_Station_Wagon.jpg

 

[HobbyRI]

Boy I feel old, I learned how to drive in a '72 Coronet wagon.

 

[nascar4al]

You feel old !!! My first car was a 57 chevy and it wasn't that old.

 

[Guest]

1971 Plymouth Fury Wagon

I had one identical to the white woodie (except for the wood) in the mid 1980's. It was a really good highway car with the bigger wheels and brakes, and decent size radials. Great memories!

 

[CTWLSMIKE]

There is a fairly large following for wagons. Personally I'm not in that group. :freak: You guys enjoy them though. :wave:

 

[summitdrinker]

ya I wouldn't mind having that one made, but it's not real high on my want list

it's a dodge not a plymouth thou

69 thru 73 BIG mopars link

 

[tex]

love to see more wagons