Just put a 396 in it and it'll all be fine!

Seriously, not bad for a non-Canadian Poncho.

Cool wagon! I wouldn't mind seeing some interior photos.

Marky Mark wrote:

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Im not too sure if I'm allowed to post Chryslers on this website! I found this car in Kelowna last year after sitting in a garages for many decades. After putting a fair bit of money into mainly rubber type bits (tires, hoses, calipers/brake hoses, etc...) the car has been a flawless fall/spring cruiser. The late owner had it since new, bought in California and drove up to Kelowna where he moved in '76. His wife said they never really drove it after that-they bought a pinto for the gas mileage! The 9 pass. interior is flawless, and she was quite mortified when I told her it ws to become my daily driver. This spring I just turned 60000 miles, and hope to rack up lots more this fall once the pontiac is put to bed for the year.

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 Wow!  Talk about different perspectives!  If that were mine it would be my pampered summer cruiser... way too nice for a winter beater here in the east.  A couple of winters would have that looking like a piece of junk.

You must have an amazing summer car to be driving that in the winter, but I guess in BC your winters aren't that harsh anyways, just a lot of rain?

By the way, Mopar wagons are fairly popular these days, so you might be able to sell it for good money before it deteriorates and buy yourself a nice winter beater with modern creature comforts for the money.

Either way, nice car and I too would like to see more pics! 

I suppose I should've qualified "winter"-haha. We dont salt here, she still gets a heated shop, and it doesnt see much road in January or February, nor when its snowing/storming. Theres always the boring modern car to drive... The car is maintained very well, much better than the decades it sat under wraps. My only fear is being hit, with everything being original and all, but the car is of no use to me just sitting. Its so nice to be able to load up the whole family in December for a drive from Vernon to Kelowna along the lakes and not have to wish it was summer so we could be in the old car- the roofrack handled the Christmas tree just fine to boot!
I'll try and get some interior shots today before work.

Yikes, I think that ones a wee bit beyond repair. Anyway, heres a few interior shots- note the cig lighter on the backside of the front seat. It for sure put an end to that constant hassle of passing back the lighter for the kids and their friends.

WOW!!!!!!!!!

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Another example of a great rack!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1967-Chrysler-Town-and-Country-Station-Wagon-/190826722384?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2c6e28b450#ht_500wt_1182

That is such a cool wagon!

Thank goodness it will be a summer cruiser   Some Cragars  and some Flowmasters    No salt ?   what do they use  Calcium brine or cinders?