Sunday, July 15, 2007
Cars are meant to be enjoyed, so if you didn't get it the way you'd like it, MAKE IT!
This '68 Satellite Sport wagon has a storyboard, and it goes on to tell how the original owner learned that Gran Spaulding Dodge http://www.mrnorms.com/ would modify Mopars, and had a 440 6 pack dropped in. The owners relative loved the car so much, he talked the owner into selling it, drove it to California, and enjoyed it for a while, before losing interest and letting it become part of the backyard for 10 yrs or so.
This owner found it, loved it, and brought it back to life. Then he added the 6 pack hood and the new Mr Norms rims.
Awesome looking wagon!
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