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Lots of Ice this winter up there I hear

Let's hope it's not like the Chrysler Lebaron in Seinfeld that belong to Jon Voight the actor...Then turned out it was a John Voight... a dentist

I understand making a profit margin....but definetly a big ask at 21.5k Especially considering it looks like all they did was wash it off from the open trailer transport trip. That is closer to what you would get for for a really clean all original survivor IMO. I think you original asking...

Found this video on youtube of someone drifting their Town and Country wagon around a frozen lake course! Looks like a blast!

We have been trying to avoid spending too much money on this building as it will get tore down and replaced for the next expansion....but that might be a couple more years yet. Looks like when the weather warms up some I'm going to need to replace the wood panels probably 8' in from the rear...

Came into our old section of build we use as the parts and jobs storage room flooding on the floor. It has one of those flat roofs with a slight pitch. Gutters are all frozen over and what started to melt just started weeping into the building. Now I get to snow blower the roof and un freeze...

Man I love the XJ's. I have owned several over the years but sold my last one to friend around 2012. The best jeep for the money IMO. My last one was a black 2001 limited I bought in 2004. It got a correctly done manual trans swap in it after I sold it too. Had the opportunity to buy it back...

Holy crap 102" is crazy! Living east of Buffalo has to be a real challenge in the winter months. We usually just get a few snow falls in the 2"-5" range a handful of times each winter at best. 12" at once is a exception here. My Greta Thunberg powered snow blower was not liking life at the...

Just getting dug out here at the shop in Central Indiana. We got about 12 inches here. I will resist the urge to drive the wagon as I don't want to expose it to the salt...But have so many memories of blasting through the cold winters in the wagons that have the best heaters in the world!.

If I ever get a hitch on it, I will reweigh it. The HD factory hitch with a receiver in it and the extra coolers and such will probably add a tad more...so maybe a fully optioned car might weigh in at 5500 lbs! Time you add 7-8 American sized passengers likely approaching 7,000 lbs! What a...

Put the wagon on the scales today. This is full tank of fuel, but no passengers or extra stuff. Came in just under 5300 lbs.

As promised dyno video...Lots of air getting moved in a low compression fashion lol!

I will get a video of it making a pull tomorow when my video guys are here so you can all get the full experince lol. Its funny how wound up it sounds crossing 4,000 RPM. I would have guessed it closer to 5,000 rpm based on sound alone

Well plenty of torque anyway....little lacking on the horsepower lol. The last run, run 5 was with the air cleaner lid removed. Will be interesting to see what difference the thermoquad produces

Any guesses? Stock aside from aforementioned edelbrock 1406 carb and straight pipe where cat used to be.

Its definetly different and a little different proportions. It looks larger in the old picture

Found it. 1107 Broadway, Marysville, KS 66508

I guess I should look closer at the fuel truck for a potential clue eh lol

Any idea where this picture was taken? The Victorian home behind it looks very similar to my current home. My porch is different now, but the one picture I found of it from 1910 looks like it had the same porch with the little peak above the front door as well. Its a very common layout so not...