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pistolgrip
Posted 2006-08-09 12:05 AM (#62247)
Subject: 61 Plymouth Wagons


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Ok everyone, based on a question from an earlier thread, does anyone know how many 61 Plymouth Suburban Station wagons were produced? Were any built with the Sonoramic Commando engine?



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forwardlookparts
Posted 2006-08-09 11:18 AM (#62272 - in reply to #62247)
Subject: Re: 61 Plymouth Wagons



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Location: Minneapolis		Answer #1. 32,149 units

Answer #2. There were examples with the SonoRamic, very few no doubt. I saw one years ago, but there is no way of knowing how many were built.
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Mope R. Geezer
Posted 2006-08-09 3:50 PM (#62307 - in reply to #62272)
Subject: Re: 61 Plymouth Wagons



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Location: Conquered California		Well, you can sure bet your sweet bippy that the blue one of 32,149 is a BEAUT and a helluva lot more stylin' than a Scion!
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savoyboy
Posted 2006-08-09 8:32 PM (#62337 - in reply to #62247)
Subject: RE: 61 Plymouth Wagons


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Location: Central Ohio		In my 22 years of being a FL guy, I have only seen 3 61 Plymouth wagons, not including junkyards. But one was a 2 door wagon! I'll bet that is rare!
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forwardlookparts
Posted 2006-08-09 8:53 PM (#62339 - in reply to #62337)
Subject: Re: 61 Plymouth Wagons



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Location: Minneapolis		I came across a white two door with a slant six back in 2001. It was in Fresno, very clean and original-- $2500. At the time, I couldn't take on another set of wheels. I am still trying to get over that missed opportunity!
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58 DESOTOS RULE
Posted 2006-08-10 7:21 PM (#62441 - in reply to #62247)
Subject: RE: 61 Plymouth Wagons



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Well, you can sure bet your sweet bippy that the blue one of 32,149 is a BEAUT and a helluva lot more stylin' than a Scion!
ANYTHING would be preferable to owning a Scion in my view. Stylin' in a classy car like a 1961 Plymouth Station Wagon though would be the cherry on top of the German chocolate cake. Sweet!
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57burb
Posted 2006-08-11 10:44 AM (#62483 - in reply to #62441)
Subject: RE: 61 Plymouth Wagons



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Location: DFW, TX		A 2dr '61 Plymouth wagon? Never seen one. Must be extraordinarily rare.

The only '60 2dr wagon I was able to find was on allpar.com. Here are is the only image I've ever seen of one (I thought they halted 2dr wagon production after 1959 but apparently I was wrong). It looks like they made about 5500 of them for 1960, I'm not sure how many 2dr '61 wagons were produced.

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forwardlookparts
Posted 2006-08-11 9:16 PM (#62522 - in reply to #62247)
Subject: 61 Plymouth 2-Door Wagons



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Location: Minneapolis		2464 were built, all were 6-pass (obviously).



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Kenny J.
Posted 2006-08-12 10:08 AM (#62561 - in reply to #62522)
Subject: RE: 61 Plymouth 2-Door Wagons



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Location: Las Vegas, Nevada		An employee had a really sweet '61 four door wagon when I started working at the hospital during 1985. 318/ Torqueflite. It was that beige or tan color so many '61 Plymouths and Dodges seemed to be.

The lady kept it spotless and she still had it when she retired. I should have maintained contact with her. Her husband bought it new for her.

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