I wonder what the paint code is and if it has been repainted.

I would change a thing. Leave those rims on, its fits it well. What did you pay for her?

dual air conditioning?

How many cars do you own?

So beautiful! 😍😍😍 Time when they made real cars! The golden age of the automotive industry! I just discovered the channel.... You gained another subscriber.

the taillight on the passenger side not lining up is bugging me hahaha

I had a very similar van in the 70's, same colour, V8, but the maxi version. (longer). Used it for work, never let me down. Easy to work on, the cowl inside unclipped, and there was the engine. 150k on it. Loved that van. Good memories. Enjoyed the trip! Thanks...

Station Wagons are called Estate Cars here. Unfortunately you have exported the S.U.V. epidemic here. I hate those as they are unnecessary on our narrow country roads. I have two Estates; a 94 Volvo 855 owned from new and a Mercedes diesel S212 . Great video. 👍🏻🇺🇸✌️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

When I was a kid our family had that exact same wagon. 440. It had rear facing 3rd row seats with rear air conditioning. That was a sweet ride!

Sweet!

What an awesome wagon! Are those actual bucket seats?! Like the elegant center console gentle curves. The fabric and stitching and complementing color wow. That motor sounds healthy and the steelies will be perfect. What do all those stickers tell us? Look forward to your Route 66 trip! 🤘🏼 Seems like I saw one of those on the old Beverly Hills show lol. It’s really a stylish wagon which fits NY better than Cali, like to see it out your way at a country farm or something.

My two older brothers shared a car. It was a 1973 Chrysler Newport Custom coupe with the road wheels and a 400 CI engine with a two barrel carburetor. That car would positively scoot! It had been my Grandparents car.

Fabulous car, very jealous of it & your trip. Enjoy

Where was that 1958 Windsor?

I learned how to drive in a 1967 Town & Country. It was an incredible car. Even back then it seemed so big that I thought it should qualify me to get my CDL! lol

We had a '66 Newport with a 383 my Dad bought new after Mom wrecked the Buick. He was a Mopar guy after that. He kept that car for 21 years and it never had any issues other than normal maintenance. The mid-sixties Mopars were the high point of Chrysler engineering....they are bulletproof. If you find one that has been maintained they will run forever.

16 mpg is my guess. Had a 65, never a hill to steep or curve to sharp. 3 round trips to Connecticut from California, 16 was the total average.

That is one bad ass wagon,beautiful I had a 62 T&C hope it goes well with you and that sweet ride❗️🙂

So cool! I used to have a ‘66 Newport convertible with a 383 that I pulled out of an old collapsed barn. The owner said if I could get it out of there he would sign the title over to me. Got it out, patched up and running then drove from NJ all through Canada and back with my girlfriend. Drove it daily for years until I moved to a place with no garage and I hated leaving it out in the rain, so I sold ‘er off. It had power windows (including the wing vent windows), power seats, power top, power door locks, power steering and brakes, cruise control, power antenna, power trunk release and of course A/C (that didn’t work). What a great car that was!!

Sweet wagon!

Dad had a ‘66 New Yorker. It was my favorite of all his cars, and I feel probably the best car he ever had. How in heck do you find these things? Auto envy.

What were the two toggle switches on the left inner fender for?

My family had 66 wagon just like that except it was dark blue.

Had one with the 312, 4 barell, 2 door coup. Loved it but had a problem with a resister that shut off when it gets hot. Rusted away, .

Nice 😊

L O V E that car!!

Gollly geez man and all you have is 5900 subs? Insane. I love this wagon!

Я смотрю Остин принципиально покупает только Мопар?

what an awesome find 60s mopars. they were great

It’s a boat 🚤

that is one very nice land yaght!

Wow, another nice pick up. Really like the wheels, sets the car off.

With that engine and fully loaded it likely has the towing package which included a larger radiator and positraction rear end. What a find with that engine! If you have trouble with starting, check the timing chain, Chryslers are sensitive to timing wear, it's an easy job and gets it back to running great.

Lots of people giving advice, I know, but I drive early 60s Lincolns and you absolutely need to use ethanol free 91 octane. Also, looks like the fan clutch may be just freewheeling which would help explain it running hot unless you are at road speed.

Probably the coolest car yet

Someone upgraded the AC compressor to the newer rotary type. I wonder how the car did with the AC running in the desert? Many of the 1960s cars with factory AC still had a tendency to overheat in extreme temperatures when using the AC.

Absolutely sensational, my favourite MoPar Chrysler station wagon. Look forward to watching the road trip. MoPar or no car.

Last of the muscle engines.

Awesome! Nice wagon ! I always wanted to run Route 66 !

You have a nice Dupa

That is so awesome and amazingly rust free! The power windows in those old cars go up and down really fast. That's good a/c too, when working. Some of them had dual a/c with a second evaporator on the ceiling above third seat.

This footage is take in California?

One of the last decent Chrysler

😂 Hi from SoCal don't you love the price of our gas. 😊

Cool wagon 😎

Austin - I imagine you can put the desired OEM wheel covers on those steel wheels.

I’ve never seen a Town & Country with the 440 TNT engine. I’m more familiar with the later models and the 440 was available, but not the TNT. I wish you well on a journey like this. Hopefully you have extra time built in, just in case of a break down.

peak Chrysler. What a find. Wagons are awesome...the most metal, glass, everything, in the lineup. I love the fuselage era too, but the pre-69 are superior cars

Nice good old car !!

That's my kind of wagon, comfort, power, and style.