Recent content by 69PolaraSW

It is 22" long.

Yes, it is a piece from the cover on the real car.

I finally got around to painting it.

There are many different sizes you can print. This model is 22" long.

Wow, that looks amazing. I can't paint mine till spring so I have time to hopefully make it look that good.

I have had my 3d printer for about a year and I recently found a website that has 3d models of many old and new cars. They actually had a 69 polara wagon, so i bought the file and started printing out the parts. I have been working on this for about 6 weeks and still have a lot of work to do but...

Could you post a picture of the bumper?

Do you have a rear bumper?

bengals 27

Hi , I am looking for some advice. I am replacing all the hydraulic brake parts including the metal lines on a 69 Polara wagon, 4 wheel drum. I am getting everything to come apart except the lines in the distribution block they won't budge. Any tips? Can I use heat?

Where in Canada is this junk yard?

How is the rear bumper?

It is 95% original. Since my last post I have changed the shocks, added a Pertronix ignition and coil with E3 plugs and I just put on a Thrush muffler. The muffler sounds great, this is one of the best running and driving carbureted cars I have ever owned.

I have a 69 Polara wagon and I am looking for the metal pieces that the metal strips under the rear windows screws in to. It also holds the large plastic panels in place. the one in the picture is decent but the other side is completely rotted away. If you have any available or know where I can...

I am looking for a rear bumper for a 69 Polara wagon.