Ebay 1977 volare wagon

[440 PHIXX]

I have 2006 and 2021 Wranglers with round sealed beams.

I didn’t know they had glass sealed beams that late. I assumed they went to a plastic unit with a replaceable bulb.

 

[CTMopar]

I didn’t know they had glass sealed beams that late. I assumed they went to a plastic unit with a replaceable bulb.

I know the 2006 is, I actually haven’t looked that close at my new one but I ordered it without LEDs so it could be plastic now I will have to go look.

 

[CTMopar]

I didn’t know they had glass sealed beams that late. I assumed they went to a plastic unit with a replaceable bulb.

The 21 has a glass lens with an H13 bulb

 

[440 PHIXX]

The 21 has a glass lens with an H13 bulb

I was pointing out sealed beam 7” round lights. I was surprised to see the Jeep in the late 90’s still had the same headlights as my 1970 ‘Cuda.

 

[CTMopar]

I was pointing out sealed beam 7” round lights. I was surprised to see the Jeep in the late 90’s still had the same headlights as my 1970 ‘Cuda.

That what my 2006 has. I don‘t know what they had from then to 2017. I know they were 7” 2018 was the 1st year of 9”

 

[64BEL]

$20k? But, hey, they aren't making any more of them!

 

[Tony Tee]

$20k? But, hey, they aren't making any more of them!


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Nice! But this is the first time I ever saw A charger T/R with the steering wheel on the right side! Australian model? LOL!

 

[64BEL]

LOL I didn't make the meme!

 

[YY1]

If it's factory black, that's interesting.

I like the 1980 square headlights.

Aspen/Volare wagons make GREAT drag cars.

They are light, but you get a weight break, and they have extremely generous rear wheel wells, plus good weight over the rear tires.

 

[Moparitis]

Easy 10k v8 ac cool interior..
That tan one is UGLY tan /6 plain interior.. 5k..

 

[Darter6]

I always liked the one year only 1980 front end with the rectangular headlights.

I bought a 80 Volare' wagon at Carlisle and drove it back to Nevada. Great car. Another one I should have kept.

 

[threewood]

My Dad bought a new off the showroom floor 1979 Volare wagon. I want to say it was as Chrysler was circling the drain. We took it everywhere. I drove it through high school and college off and on. 225 Slant Six that wouldn't die. The car frame rails eventually rotted away, everything underneath was salt rusted. It was a pretty reliable vehicle and went everywhere.

No way I would pay more than $4000 for a nice one today.

 

[cal30_sniper]

I bought my ‘77 four years ago with 70k miles on it from the original owner for $1500. Slant six manual everything heat only car.

It’s rocking a 318 Magnum and 46RH with a cop 8-1/4 diff and all the suspension goodies now with an extra 20k miles. Heck of a good daily beater and really cheap to maintain.

 

[YY1]

My Dad bought a new off the showroom floor 1979 Volare wagon. I want to say it was as Chrysler was circling the drain. We took it everywhere. I drove it through high school and college off and on. 225 Slant Six that wouldn't die. The car frame rails eventually rotted away, everything underneath was salt rusted. It was a pretty reliable vehicle and went everywhere.

No way I would pay more than $4000 for a nice one today.

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Go back in time and tell yourself your forks are on backwards.

 

[toolmanmike]

Go back in time and tell yourself your forks are on backwards.

 

[threewood]

It's been pointed out. My dad was all thumbs and Santa didn't give him a hand putting it together.