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I'm going to replace the carb and whatever else It needs to run and drive good. Then secure some loose trim and any miscellaneous little crap that turns up.

LOL Stan. Right now I have two longtime customers that are keeping me busy, or more accurately swamped. Isn't exactly what I planned for retirement but I have to admit I'm enjoying it. I'm doing it on my terms with no deadlines. If I don't feel like working I don't. It has eliminated the boredom...

Just have to do a little dialing in to make it a driver for a customer.

I agree and would love to see some interior pictures!

Since everything else is new why not go all the way and paint it too? I'm sure you can duplicate the Servpro emblems.

Good thing it held up better than the battery tray! :lol:

Beautiful wagon! Welcome aboard.

Here's the seat I had my upholstery buddy do for my 74 Monaco wagon. I'm sure you could find someone there to redo it well.

Good point Craig. That's a lot of glass! On a 115 degree day it will be a hothouse!

I'm considering it done! I buffed and detailed it today and while it's nowhere near perfect it looks good enough that I'm not going to spend the time and money on a complete repaint. Time to drive and enjoy it! Now I have two done cars so I can switch off driving them.

Got my seat back and installed. Very happy with how it turned out. I do need to dye the headrests tomorrow.

Packed the wheel bearings, new pads and rotors. My seat will be done this week and then I can drive it!

Done with the rust repairs. Color match isn't great but good enough for a temporary repair. Better than driving around with rust or primer spots.

It's just an old magnet I found laying around somewhere. :lol:

Patched the two rust spots today. Monday I'll get some paint and spot it in to hold it over until I get time and ambition to paint the whole car. Only other bodywork needed is just door dings.

Yeah after all these years it's time to do some work for myself!

The wagon is stranded on my lift while the brake booster is out being rebuilt and the front seat is going to my upholsterer. Since it's not going anywhere for at least a week I'm going to go ahead and cut out and patch the two small rust spots. For now I'll just spot paint and maybe come spring...

The benefit of living in the Desert Southwest! :lol::thumbsup:

Got the wheels all changed around. Stock wheels on the 300 and put the chrome ones on the wagon. I think it's an improvement on both of them.

I've owned a 67 and 68 T&C both with drums up front.