Not sure how much it'll cost to replace the rear glass, but still pretty cool nonetheless.
That's totally awesome.
That is glorious, and disturbingly close to me. I'm going to try to just pretend I saw nothing and walk away.
Always with the 3,000 miles away and the beautiful Mopars...
In reply to Recon1342 :
Buy it. I'll pick it up and drive it out. You pay for gas, obviously. 
02Pilot said:In reply to Recon1342 :
Buy it. I'll pick it up and drive it out. You pay for gas, obviously.
If only. New wagon is not in the cards right now, no matter how hard I wish...
Hubba Hubba! I like that!!!
Needs more Super Lite!
https://www.hagerty.com/media/maintenance-and-tech/space-age-dodge-super-lite/
Colin Wood said:Not sure how much it'll cost to replace the rear glass, but still pretty cool nonetheless.
Short search found used rear glass for $298.
I like the built in handles and spoiler on the back.
As a kid, paperboys used to deliver newspapers by sitting on the tailgate (it's up) pulling papers from a basket and hurling them onto the lawns, one kid on the left, one on the right.
In reply to M2Pilot :
Where did you find the rear glass? I might try to look at this wagon.
In reply to Foodeater :
I don't remember. I just googled something like "72 polara station wagon rear glass"
Dad bought one new, although I think 71? Lotta miles in that rear facing seat. Cool stuff for a kid at the time.
His was a horrid beige, with a lighter tan interior. Fairly sure it was a 383.
A guy I knew in my early 20's had one as his first car. I swear we put 20 people in that car...
Didn't a lot of these get murdered in demolition derby? I seem recall hearing they were outlawed because you could drive them into anything in reverse and they would keep running forever.
I can't believe this hasn't sold. Reach out to the guy on Graveyard Cars, he may know someone with glass.
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