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It was the wagon's debut - a truly fun day!! One 1 other wagon, a chevy. Need more C-bodies to attend!

You're absolutely right! It definitely needs one of those :-) guess I'll have to do some estate sales

The wagon's gotta play the part :-) they'll be on the roof for the Milford car show this Sunday :-) I guarantee I'll be the only C-body!

Finally enjoying a ride!!! :-)

If that car were a person, it would be a Zombie. This is one of the worst For Sale pics I've seen! At first glance, I thought the pic was taken at night (Tip #1 for taking a horrible pic)...but then you can see behind the cars what appears to be a somewhat translucent wall...and cross...

Bled the brakes with engine off, so I'll start by doing it with the car running. Hopefully that does the trick! I miss the days, when the parts we purchased actually fit on the car without modifying them somehow :-/

Alright. Had the brake booster rebuilt. Installed new master cylinder. Installed new rotors, calipers and pads. STILL HAVE SOFT BRAKES! Brake light will even come on. Have bled them at all 4 corners. I bench bled the MC, but then let it sit on the bench over night with the passages plugged...

Still a beautiful wagon you have there!

Before you sand any more, I managed to revive my existing woodgrain...which looked worse than yours does! There's a thread about it...which I will attempt to find and paste :) Refinishing Woodgrain on the 73 T&C

Are you an Eastsider? I'm routinely between Warren, Livonia and Milford. And thankfully, I love driving!

Calling all C-Bodies! I'm honored to be the chairwoman of the Milford Car Show in Michigan...and a huge fan of c-bodies (in case you didn't know lol). The show is held every 3rd Sunday in September...and is now in it's 34th year! It's a very scenic downtown with great people and restaurants...

Here's the mystery ingredient for the refinishing project - being matte is an absolute must. Now...off to install the new calipers and rotors that arrived yesterday!

Sorry to hear that :-(

I agree it would be much more difficult to do if you are completely missing the woodgrain coloring itself. But I think you'd be able to recreate it somehow. Definitely using a diluted mixture of black and espresso spray paint. Dragged across the surface with a modified paintbrush? I think it...

Thanks! I had a lot of fun doing it! As for the keys, I WISH I had found them! We did figure out how to use the keys for the 47 Dodge to start the T&C (with a little jiggling...and luck). For now, that works. We will still need to get the locks rekeyed. Sigh.

W What do the sides look like??

this is the clear I used. I will attach a picture of the espresso Brown later. I also forgot to give credit to Claire the saint for keeping me company... And always being under foot!