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I just looked at my FSM and it is just the diagram, not a picture. The color of the wire you are looking for is violet. That is the color designated in the service manual. Get under the dash and look for the violet wires and go form there.

Absolutely stunning wagon! IIRC the only difference in reverse light switches are automatic or manual transmission. Double check your fuse block. I'm looking at my color coded wiring diagram for my '68 Fury and I see a white wire coming from the fuse block to the b/u light switch and then a...

I’m a fan of the road wheels.

There was an elastic band on the end of the seat belt strap that snapped into place for storage. They usually got so stretched out you had to find a way to keep the shoulder belt from hanging down too low when not in use. Beautiful wagon you have there. Thanks for posting pics.

Nice wagon. Welcome.

Amazing what a clean up and set of wheel covers can do for a car. Neat looking wagon.

Eighty Four PA huh? You are just down the road from me here in Bethel Park. I believe that wagon was an authentic Houston PA VFD vehicle. Probably came from the former Patsch Dodge dealership in Houston PA. Hope to see you guys sometime. Great pics too.

That is one sweet old wagon. I love it!

That's what wagons were designed to do. Keep on having fun!

It probably was a real looker back in the day.

The hide away headlights are what grabbed my attention. What a wagon.

I like it!

I love that wagon!

Very nice wagon! Not something you see at a car cruise everyday.

Very nice score! Good looking, solid wagon. I also enjoyed all of the pics of other wagons in this post. Growing up in the '70s I rode in quite a few of them. Thanks guys.

If the car is that solid and rust free and all the pieces are there (except for said 413 and transmission) it would be a good candidate for a resto. How many of those do you see around?

Best of luck on the resto. Have fun & keep us posted.

What a find! The interior looks just like the one in my 68 Fury. A Canadian Dodge thing perhaps? I wonder if it was a wood grain wagon originally because of the chrome on both sides. And yes, that was some bondo work on that right quarter panel. Still is one nice score though. I always...

Not 100% sure but I highly doubt it.

What a way to travel. Great looking wagon. Love the scenery. Safe travels my friend.