She’s a beauty Clark.

I love these old land yachts. Great vid.

What a find!! Tailgunner Seat!!

I am 54, been around all kinds of cars and classics all my life, and I have never ever seen one of those before.....ever. Thanks for showing it.

Back in the day, Station Wagons were all over the place. Today they're quite rare.

There are things I miss about the old cars I grew up with. This was one of them. My next door neighbor had one of these in mustard yellow, and me and his kids would ride in the very back looking out the rear window. I was 7 years old. So much fun!

Gotta love the cigarette window. Nobody does this anymore, and pity: it maintains the lions share of usable window space while squaring up the window track a bit - keeps it simple and easy to repair. That and drip rails are two of my most missed small details car designers have simply forgotten about.

That car is sweet! Great to see one so loaded, and especially the Super Lite!

Beautiful, I love it! The Super Lite is the icing on the cake.

cool 1970 Mopar 440 Wagon, and with all the goodies, thanks for the show and ride.

Love the Monaco's and Polara's of this era. Growing up, we had a 72 Satellite wagon in the avocado green color. Great wagon!

A 70-72 440 C body with a 4 speed swapped in is kind of my dream cruiser. This wagon would be an awesome one to do that with.

That car looks so tidy and solid! Runs nice and quietly too.

Wow! We used to have one just like this when I was a kid! It was a real luxo-cruiser!

I would love to have it.

I remember the first time me and my brother were in Pick-A-Part and we were sitting in a Monaco and then we saw the super light and we’re like what the heck is that. We were like 15. Good memories!!!

Sweet MERCY ‼️ Mother of wood grain 💖 That massive behemoth , Land yaht , is beautiful !!!!

What a naturally beauty. I love wagons, green paint, and big motors.

Takes me back to my childhood piling in with the neighbors kids heading to the county fair for my corn dawg addiction Shes sure is a beauty

Damn that's nice. I had a '70 Monaco 4-door daily driver/winter beater and I loved that car, miss it badly. I love that front end and sinister one-piece chrome bumper!

WOW ! Rare car to see !

Very cool. I grew up in the back of the Plymouth version of this. I hated the hot vinyl seats in the summer and the air didn’t get to the way back very well. Of course now I want one, lol.

Nothing sounds like a BB Mopar. Fun is good.

I remember seeing these at the dealership when i was a kid in late 1971. My parents test drove a Polara wagon but ended up ordering a '72 Coronet wagon with the 400 v8 and special order light yellow paint (999 paint code i would later find out) We had it 14 years and i learned to drive in it

For some reason, Dodge wagons weren't big in my hometown. We had a Dodge dealer, but a lot of my friend's parents had Plymouth or Chrysler wagons up until the late 70's, when the Caravan/Voyager, came out, the balance shifted to Dodge....

I use to have a mettalic pea Duster straight 6. I have to say that car always ran always started. Well until that ceramic resistor blew mounted on firewall. Kept spares in the glove box.

We had a '72 Town & Country wagon when I was a kid. I remember we got it used in like '78 with probably 40k miles on it and dad paid $1,800 for it. It was the first car we ever had with A/C and all the goodies. Such a beast, and so comfortable on road trips. A lot of good memories in that big ole wagon. I laughed when you mentioned ticking sounds in the 440. I distinctly remember ours made a ticking sound when it was under a moderate load. Could have just been pinging from cheap gas and high altitude, but it always seemed like a Chrysler big block thing.

My grandpa bought a 70 Monaco 4 door in metallic pea with a green interior and vinyl top, and it had the 440 super commando in it

Thanks Jamie

Hey from the uk 🖐 this is a great car! Im in my 20s and love these full size cars would love to own a 70 to 71 polara/monaco one day just so cool!

I'm so happy you are saving this CAR! That extra head light... This is a SPECIAL car!

Such an epic vehicle.

She looks great 👍

Thanks for this fun video! I grew up in Olympia and my dad bought that exact car in yellow with wood grain in late 1970. I drove it to college in the late 70s. Did you know that wagon can carry ten 4 by 8 sheets of plywood and still shut the tailgate. Very handy :-) we towed a huge boat. When I had my kids they loved piling nine kids in and going through the drive thru at Wendy’s, then park n eat backwards while watching trains in kent.

I love this car!

I grew up driving the old big cars. To me they are just the right size.

From a guy whose eBay username has been "wagnmaster" for 25 years, I wholeheartedly endorse this video 👍👍

Holy cow !!!!! This ca ris so rare !! And I love iiiiiit ! I have a 1970 Fury Suburban 225ci, but need papers and some work.

It's beautiful ❤ I love it

It would be interesting to see a full sized 1970 Monaco station wagon on the Autobahn. 🙃

it´s so a cool car ! greatings from germany

as you said, so much car...so much 'there', there. in the best possible color. love this.

The family car when I was a kid was a '68 Monaco wagon. Similar in color and with the woodgrain (of course), the burbling 383 that resided in the engine bay was the song of my young budding love of cars. I'd kill to find a decent one now.... - Ed on the Ridge

That car is fire 🔥

What a boat that thing is! My uncle had an early 70's Buick wagon of equal proportions. We use to ride 12 of us in that beast, fun times!

Cool. OLY WA USA

Yes a true time capsule to see ..very nice thank you for sharing..yes riding in the back was a thing for all kids to do and there were tons of wagons on the roads like we have SUV's today.

Dodge version of the Brady Bunch Wagon!

darned nice Monaco!

I grew up during the fuselage era - my dad bought four Plymouth Sport Suburbans new (1968, 1970, 1972 and 1975) the 70 and 72 models were of the fuselage styling era - this Dodge is absolutely gorgeous - the only missing option is factory Airtemp dual air conditioning - curiously according to the dealer option ordering literature the Superlite was not available with dual air conditioning (which made absolutely no sense to me initially until I noticed the Superlite instrument panel switch is in the same location as where the dual air conditioning switch would be located if this wagon were so equipped - presumably due to lack of switch space on the instrument panel) the correct term for the rear “grab handles was “tailgate assist handles” a $19 option at the time - these handles were a Chrysler Corporation exclusive option on certain Chrysler, Dodge and Plymouth wagons from 1960 through 1977 - additionally the windshield/tailgate window washer switch operates both the front and rear systems (I recently saw an entire internal rear washer system for these wagons for sale on ebay) the chrome tailgate filler cap removes to refill the rear washer reservoir

Sitting in the way back was the best

Ah, the "Family Truckster", Dodge style!

That's one LOADED car. Great example, too and pretty rare these days. If id doesn't have one already, I bet it would really benefit from a rear anti-roll bar.

Such a great wagon. Learned to drive in an old 80s Chevy caprice wagon. Could hit a speed bump at 40, such plush suspension. And the rear facing seat was always a favorite

All aboard the shaggin wagon.

Love it beautiful car

Cool family cruiser! Reminds me of my dad’s early 1970’s wagon with green paint and wood grain.

Mopar. She's about a Mover...... love the Show 🤩

That's pretty epic!!! Monaco!!

I'm in the USA, but I know Willy. This Monaco is a 2-seat car from the 45 in the VIN. I grew up around a dark green (F8) 1970 Fury base Suburban, and I now belong to a medium green (F4 like this) 1970 Fury III convertible.

Beautiful. I still have a preference for the Plymouth Custom and Sport Suburban wagons (ours was a '69 Custom Suburban 6-seater in blue with a 383-2V). The Dodge does look lower but I think in part that is from the front end treatment; Dodge did a couple of years with headlights appearing lower on the grill relative to the fender tops and it really makes the cars appear to hug the ground more than the Plymouth. Someday I hope to have one again but until then its great to see one getting fixed up and loved.

Nice. I'd love to have this. I'm old enough to remember when they could be found in the parking lot of our country club (which was the bargain basement variety, so a Monaco was pretty special). Green was actually rather popular. Interestingly, Chrysler moved almost 5x as many Town and Countrys as this Monaco wagon, even though they were considerably more expensive. Up to the 74 redesign I always found the Monacos pretty impressive but they were totally clobbered by perhaps its nearest GM rival, the uber successful Bonneville.

👍Brady Bunch Dads car!

These fuselage wagons are cool. I have 73 Chrysler Town & Country, with 440 of course. What a huge car compared to b body 😁

Nice one

Sweet rig

Hadda '76 Jesoos Chrysler wagon in baby blue & plastiwood. Little less car, but not much. Such a soft, delightful ride....

"Don't forget to turn your ratchet's off at night"....LOL! I actually did laugh out loud! Nice boat!

This is no longer a vacation..... It's a quest for fun.😂😂😊😊 true story.

What a nice five door beaver

So much car to love!

We had a '69 Monoco wagon with the same color and woodgrain. I liked the '69 front end better.

My cousin had a 70 monaco, green 2 door with a dark green alligator vinal top, I think it was a 383 I was about 13 years old at the time, I remember that alligator top the most. 😊

I had one of those

All car makers had that Pretty Green color😮😂😂😂

That seat is called the way back seat.

A big-ass station wagon is still top on my bucket list. Leave the car looking completely stock with a modern drivetrain under the hood or a big block built for low end grunt mated to a modern overdrive transmission. Ultimate road trip vehicle right there.

As hoped, matching green interior!

Definitely a high-optioned Dodge. That "super beam" light was installed on less than 5% of the full size Dodges.

Ive seen that carb on absolutly everything now. You should do a video on it. I wish i had something to put it on or something i wish didnt have a fat tbi system and metal in the oil

What a beautiful day! Jamie, you have been so kind to edit in blues skies for me. Thank you so much! Well, I hate to be more of a pain in the arse, but I think you know where this is going. I'll say it anyway. Can you edit all future green cars to be different colors? I'll have you know that I watched the entire video and hit the "like" button, which was very difficult with my eyes closed!

For a few years after coming home from the Navy, I worked at local dealerships. I am no expert, but you do need a steering wheel lock to get a good alignment!

Cool❤❤❤❤

Longroof survivor! Very cool!

Hey Jamie howz the week treating you? Anyway I had a gear venders over under on my 68 440 Charger and it was so killer on gas and acceleration.if one is available this beast would do exceptional with one.see u Sunday peace and log's!

My first car was a Chrysler wagon with a 440 police interceptor was a x MP vehicle man it was thirsty

They are big - my dad went out for a haircut one Saturday in his near perfect ‘66 Coronet 500 and came home with a new sales bank ‘69 Polara 2 door; not long after Mom and I named it the Andrea Doria. I learned how to drive in that car; how can you perform the New York State required hand signals on your road test when the window sill is at your wrist when you are belted in?

Holy sh*! dude how do you do this this Monaco is exactly the same car my parents had when I was little same green and wood 440 I remember sitting in the back seat looking at the people behind me my dad had wire basket wheel covers though

just noticed the VIN on the fender tag denotes DH45 - 45 is code for the two seat model - interesting

Nice find.... I use a wagon to pull my performance car to and from Endurance Open Road Racing events. Acts as crew vehicle with supplies and parts, etc...

Love it !

Putting the truck in the family truckster :⁠-⁠)

You think you hate it now... just wait 'till you drive it! OOooo, it's even got the rare Super-Lite package!

Have Chrysler HGW New yorker 1963 9 sits Rebuild 413 cui Of course bored.Solid tou 98% hope four paint in spring!!! Rare Care...

"and this battleship...." 😃Handles by the rear door on both sides no less, most excellent. I still have a soft spot for grocery getters as I was a wee one in the 1970's and every family had one at some point - we had a gm though, whatever it was. I mean, how else were you supposed to bring your new room paneling home from K Mart ?

It's a quest for truth !

A35 towing package. That car was set up to tow up to 7,000lbs!

When crossover was something a country act did to get on Merv Griffin.

Wow. Haven't seen one of these in..... well... Ummm... since last week?? lol

Have you been able to come up with/find an adapter for the Edelbrock carb to operate the factory kickdown linkage that you are happy with? I don't like aftermarket cable systems that loop around from behind the trans lever.