By Jim Brennan
I hope you are enjoying Hooniverse Wagon Sunday, and our next wagon has a Sinister Look to it, even though it has a faded light blue paint scheme. The Plymouth Brand has always had their fair share of “Sinister” looking vehicles during the late 60’s and early 70’s, and I think this wagon carries on that tradition. What I want to know is what do you think about it? 
According to the listing for this Plymouth:
This is a great example of a survivor car. It started off it’s life in Texas and never made it any further north than Oklahoma where I found it, I am the third owner. It has the original paint and original interior with the rubber flooring instead of carpet. The interior is in great shape except for the headliner and a cracked dash pad.
It is showing 108 miles on the odometer so it just turned over hundred thousand. I have put all new brakes and soft lines on, it has a nice 318 with long tube hookers and new 2 1/2″ mandrel bent exhaust with flowmasters and mopar tips, an edelbrock intake and 600cfm edelbrock carb. The wheels are original mopar steelies that have been powder coated gloss black15x7 on the front and Ramcharger 15x8s on the rear, also has the original dog dish hub caps. The only thing it needs is a power steering pump. I will consider serious offers.
A lot of work has been done to the engine, but I did notice that the A/C compressor doesn’t have a belt, so it must not be working. The interior is a very basic one with flat formless bench seats and no carpet (which is OK, but I still want A/C). The asking price for this wagon is $5,500 which seems like a lot of money for a car in this condition, but what do I know. Take a look at the listing here. 
Ross Ballot 
Jeff Glucker