70 Fury wagon Milwaukee $35k

what ??? are you drunk ? ..nice ol car but, yeeeshhh


https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/d/delafield-1970-plymouth-station-wagon/7646203809.html

That is nice, but yeah, have another 🍺

I like it as well, but not at that price.
You'd think they could throw in a few engine pics.

Kind of an odd build - even though it has a "whopping 435 HP".
Why no photo of the engine compartment ?

Agree with you guys: nice car, but dreamland price.

Why would someone put in a street -strip type crate motor, AND add nitrous to this type of car. I don't get it.
It looks like a nice wagon, should have stayed with the original 318.

Why would someone put in a street -strip type crate motor, AND add nitrous to this type of car. I don't get it


I've asked this very question regarding a LOT of cars, and not just Mopars. "We took grandmas original 14,000 mile conastoga wagon and slapped in a bazillion horse crate engine with the biggest NAWS system we could find". Why? It's just stupid.

I think in this case a much better choice would have been a late Hemi with OD and ice cold AC.

No love for expensive wagons? Find another that clean . .

Really nice wagon but I agree on engine choice; not a fan. A smooth idling factory appearing BB would've been perfect IMO. Maybe stroked 400 painted all Chrysler blue with a factory air cleaner. Or even just a stock engine.

It's not the car, it's the engine choice.

As said, wrong engine/mods for that car. He'd have been better off putting a carpet kit in it, fixing the heat and ac, and throwing disc brakes on it. Sure, he'd likely price it lower, but he'd have a lot less $$ in it, sell it more easily, and probably make more of a profit.

At least he didn't dump the exhaust under the bumper. Earns points for that.

100% what i was thinking. At this price point, all of that should have been addressed.

Gotcha.