Welcome DADWGN to FCBO!

[DADWGN]

Just picked up a 1970 Chrysler Town & Country with a 383. Here to learn and find some parts.

Location: Massachusetts

 

[Newport 66]

Welcome from Wisconsin

 

[BLIMP]

Great looking fusie wagon, welcome from IL!

 

[1978 NYB]

Welcome....

 

[shooter65]

Welcome and thanks for the pic.

 

[Georg/BBTR]

Welcome from Germany! Good looking Town & Country! What's the story behind it? Were you looking for one?

 

[Wildbunch02]

Welcome from Long Island

 

[66sptfry]

Welcome

 

[Turboomni]

 

[LeBaron1973]

Hello and welcome from Christchurch NZ

 

[DADWGN]

Welcome from Germany! Good looking Town & Country! What's the story behind it? Were you looking for one?

Originally was dead set on getting an early 80's caprice Wagon since my dad had 3 growing up and they brought back some great memories. After finding countless ones with beyond repair rot (Northeast Massachusetts plague) I decided to expand my search. Found this in NH and from what I can tell it was a one owner and lived in Mass for most of its life, but the guy took great care of it. Ended up sitting in a barn for the past 10 years. It does need some sub frame patching and some lower panel body work but nothing catastrophic. Runs and drives great as is.

 

[BLIMP]

You won't regret going with the Chrysler instead of the Caprice.

 

[GJS]

Welcome. Awesome car!

 

[BIGBARNEYCARS]

Kinda unusual for a '70 T&C to be powered by a 383, But welcome just the same. What partz are you chasing? We need a list 'cuz you have no idea the gold mine you've stumbled on to by joining this Mottly Crew. BTW, iz that a 300Z being towed by your new Long Roof? Kinda hard to tell from the angle and distance. I have a good friend in Michigan that's stuffed 350s in both 280Z & 300Zs. Scary fast but way fun, Jer

 

[DADWGN]

Kinda unusual for a '70 T&C to be powered by a 383, But welcome just the same. What partz are you chasing? We need a list 'cuz you have no idea the gold mine you've stumbled on to by joining this Mottly Crew. BTW, iz that a 300Z being towed by your new Long Roof? Kinda hard to tell from the angle and distance. I have a good friend in Michigan that's stuffed 350s in both 280Z & 300Zs. Scary fast but way fun, Jer

Is it unusual? Fender tag says it came from the factory like that. As of right now interior plastic that goes on the passenger D pillar, spare tire cover (I know these are hard to come by) and a factory clock haha. That's a 76 Datsun 280z that me and 4 guys built for the 24 hours of Lemons endurance race series. Still has the original (slightly modified) inline 6 NA motor. She's not the fastest but she gets the job done.

 

[BIGBARNEYCARS]

Is it unusual? Fender tag says it came from the factory like that. As of right now interior plastic that goes on the passenger D pillar, spare tire cover (I know these are hard to come by) and a factory clock haha. That's a 76 Datsun 280z that me and 4 guys built for the 24 hours of Lemons endurance race series. Still has the original (slightly modified) inline 6 NA motor. She's not the fastest but she gets the job done.

Thought it looked familiar, THANKS. Yes some what unusual for a 383 to come from the factory in a '70 T&C. Standard engine that year waz the 440 375 HP motor for the T&C. I suspect it waz ordered that way 'tho. No big deal, Nice Long Roof either way. P.M. me when you're ready to spend $. I don't have your Partz but I think I know where you can find them, Jer

 

[TxDon]

Welcome from Texas, love all the wagons.

 

[live4theking]

Welcome from the Keystone State.