'68 Town and Country

[Ed R]

This forum is a great resource. I appreciate the acceptance. We enjoyed the Chrysler 100th Anniversary in Carlisle a few weeks ago. We drove the wagon from GA to PA. It ran great in the ridiculous heat but we lost a hubcap (fortunately found the only one at Carlisle). We've owned this wagon since 2010. It is originally out of Iowa.

 

[live4theking]

Nice, is it a 6 or 9 passenger?

 

[carguy300]

How fortunate for you to find exactly the one you needed!, but that would be the place. Very nice wagon!!

 

[Ed R]

Nice, is it a 6 or 9 passenger?

6 passenger. I keep spare parts and some tools in the underbelly.

 

[Ed R]

How fortunate for you to find exactly the one you needed!, but that would be the place. Very nice wagon!!

Murray Park found one in his trailer Saturday eve. He didn't have it on display or know that he had it with him. We got lucky for sure.

 

[GOLDMYN]

That is a very nice wagon!

 

[ptc075]

Heya! I also own a '68 T&C! How cool to see another, and you're in GA too! Yours is in much, much better condition BTW. Sadly, mine's in the back of the garage in 'project for another day' status. But if you ever find yourself up in Suwanee Georgia, say hello!

 

[66sptfry]

Welcome

 

[kowalski1970]

Saw your wagon at Carlisle! Welcome from Virginia!!

 

[plymouthguy1960]

I had one just like that in 1977-80. Mine was a 9 passenger with the rare rear A/C option. I also ran across one for sale that had dual gas tanks. The only one I ever saw that way. Sure looked like a factory installation with the gas door in the right quarter to match the left side.

 

[GregG48203]

dual gas tanks

The only issue I can see with that is: where do you put the spare tire?

 

[plymouthguy1960]

I didn't investigate that far. I was looking for another '68 because mine got sideswiped and had some rust in the quarters. That one also had some issues so I passed on it and bought a '73 instead.