Hey all. Thanks for the add. I bought this off my uncle a few days ago. He had owned it for the last 13 years. It needs some work, which I can't wait to start on, but it's definitely not in a bad place to start from. You'll have to bear with me if I ask any "stupid" questions but I'm not real familiar with all of the possibilities of the /6 and these cars in general. I'm looking to get it roadworthy/reliable and some minor (heh heh "minor") engine mods to give it a little pep. And as time goes on I'll upgrade and modernize to where I want it to be.

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Very Nice!

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Yeah....Im the one who destroyed this rare, vintage automobile.....

Jim the Mechanic: Maroon car, my ass. This motherf***er's red. Movie: Used Cars Quote

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1964 Dart GT

Nice car. Good to see an A Body wagon on its wheels, and burning gas. There were not many of them on the road back in the day.

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67' Dart GT Convertible; the old Chrysler Corp.
82' LeBaron Convertible; the new Chrysler Corp
07' 300 C AWD; Now by Fiat, the old new Chrysler LLC

It's certainly a one of a kind around my area. It definitely needs some TLC but it does start right up and move under its own power. Can't say my other project was like that when I acquired it. Baby steps and one day it'll be my Ol' Faithful daily driver.

Great looking wagon! My wife wants me to find her one as her daily driver. Yep, I think I'll keep her.

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If it ain't broke, break it and fix it RIGHT!

Very nice find and in great shape too. I love the station wagons.

My first car was a 64 Valiant 200 station wagon. 170, push button auto, light blue metallic. I was always rescuing my friends who drove Fords and GMs.

It is still a legend with those who knew me when.

Nice car! Better than any modern SUV...

I like the word "pep" - takes me right back to the 60's!

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