Apparently it will be up for auction 9/27/23 (I'm guessing that is if they don't get a good offer on ebay ).

https://www.ebay.com/itm/3258123033...bsvwLItb8HWz1yLJW%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR-CV_d3VYg







UP FOR ONLINE AUCTION LOCALLY ON WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 27TH AT BIDDERGY.COM WITH A STARTING BID OF $1,500.00 IN KALAMAZOO, MI

This classic has been in storage most of its life with only 7,522 original miles. Appears to be accurate, no signs of wear in the interior and the body is straight. Some rust on bottom of tailgate. Everything works as it should! Available for inspection anytime.
Mileage: 7,522

Engine: 318 V8

Transmission: Automatic

Driveline: RWD

Title: Clear

Visit Biddergy.com for more information! Can assist with shipping.

Item specifics
Condition
Used
Seller Notes
“Appears to be all original, very nice condition”
Year
1970
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
WL45G0G241924
Mileage
7522
Body Type
Wagon
Number of Seats
6
Transmission
Automatic
Model
Coronet
Exterior Color
Red
Number of Doors
5
Make
Dodge
Vehicle Title
Clean

"some rust on bottom of tailgate'

I can't get past the earlier B body roof/roofline they used on the 68-70 B body wagons. Ruins the look of the car.

Definitely cheaped out carrying over the 66-67 B-body wagon roofline.

So, what is the preferred wagon roofline? Sure ain't the '71 - up B-body wagon................

Cool car but 318 and a bit on the fugly side... 29k.... naaa.

Does not have that wow factor.

Needs duel A/C

You guys make me laugh 😂
Wow factor...roof lines not correct ?? It's a freakin STATION WAGON built for one purpose... carrying families and cargo.. period

71-up B-body wagons have more attention to station wagon styling.

I think Mopar didn’t give the midsize B wagons as much love as the C-body wagons.

69-up C-body wagons have many more station wagon features.

Probably understandable as GM and Ford sold a lot more midsize wagons and could justify the effort. GM in particular put effort into styling station wagons… and sold more.

I said I don't like the roof line. So what?

I agree on function but some wagons looked sharp back in the day, just this is one that doesn't.

If we went by your thinking, why have wagons? Why not just box vans with no windows?

And still no one answers the question, name a good looking wagon...............................



As much as I loved my '73, one styling (?) quirk that annoyed me were the rear side windows. Rather than ending flush with the top of the quarter panel, it was recessed into the quarter creating a sort of trough with no drainage that allowed water and debris to build up. Sure, they had a piece of rubber in there that was supposed to prevent that, but unless you lived in the Pacific NW, that rubber quickly shrank and rotted. The interior panel was about an inch or so lower than the top of the quarter.

I had always wanted to figure out a way to put in a 'drain' but never did. Oh well, not my problem now.

GM made plenty of great looking wagons. I also got lots of compliments on my 73 Coronet, but I think that was mostly due to the color combo, quality of the paint job, and the Keystones.

I don't like it when a/c systems are fighting with each other

My "thinking" doesn't say anything about me hating station wagons...
As a matter of fact, I THINK this particular vehicle is really good looking. My point was again... station wagons were bought for the guy who had a family that needed function over form. The guy who wanted form before function bought a sexier car, like a '70 Super Bee, all I'm saying..so get the taters out of your ears

When I was a teenager we would have taken this over some sweet jumps in a pasture.

Who knew it would be worth more than most Section 8 housing in the future!

Kinda a hard car to own, no A/C and way to low miles. Be kinda wrong to after market A/C it and not keep Orginal.
And to Clark Griswald it and ruin the low miles thing away too.

No need to mince words. Hate me for who I am and the beliefs I hold im ok with that. Funny thing is I know you... or your brother, id have to think way back.

I like it would make a great fire cheif tribute car.