'69 Chevelle Concours Wagon - Factory 350/4-sp

[Howmac]

Steve, Found this Concours wagon ( project) in Western Canada . Baltimore built , and sold new in Canada so I was able to get the GM Historical documentation. Still all #'s. LM1 , M20 , F40 , N96 wheel covers , C50 RW defogger . An oddball for sure . Likely the only M20 wagon in Canada .

[69biscayne]

If you need more room you could send the 69 L72 over the border, I am right below you.LOL

[Howmac]

Yes , I noticed your just across the border ... Funny how we both have 69 Biscaynes , but were also interested in Chevelle wagons as well ! My Biscayne may be available this summer . I had it sold twice last summer , but both buyers backed out for various reasons ( wife did not give approval, Covid border issues etc... ) . Market seems to be a little stronger this year , so I may re-list it . Can you send me details of your Biscayne ?

[69biscayne]

I just like wagons in general. I have a 68 Impala wagon and a 68 Caprice wagon(project). I use to drag race a 68 Impala wagon. My 69 Biscayne was a 427 (low HP) 4sp with disc brakes. Was an old drag car. It is in such bad shape (frame is gone) that I am keeping it for parts. I have the original engine and 12 bolt.

[WILMASBOYL78]

In 1970, I believe you could order the LS-3 402/330hp. in the Chevelle wagon.

A base model Nomad wagon with the big block, 12 bolt and 4 spd. would be a great starting point for a performance build.

[daverd]

I’ve seen 3 1969 Malibu wagons
In my It’s travels.
very cool.

[chevelleheart]

I also have to admit I have a bit of a wagon problem ! They are just so cool to me now, maybe it’s my age , but you just don’t see these too often ! Fortunate to have 3 all stock looking , a 64 Biscayne 4 speed , 409 wagon, it’s a built car , a 71 454 Chevelle SS wagon ( one of none )and a 68 Beaumont SD 396 wagon ( also one of none )..
It’s fun taking them out,..the smiles are great! I might be downsizing soon also , but they are a hoot to bomb around in,..talk about your grocery getters !

[67since67]

Longroof Chevelles, didn't expect to see them discussed here, so can't help but jump in!

My current project, I drove this '67 Concours (1 of 6,299) home from Palmdale CA in 1990, parked since then. Working on a deep cleaning, then paint correction and new woodgrain vinyl. Still has it's original tags and Starksen frames.

Bill W

[RPOLS3]

Originally Posted by 67since67

Longroof Chevelles, didn't expect to see them discussed here, so can't help but jump in!

My current project, I drove this '67 Concours (1 of 6,299) home from Palmdale CA in 1990, parked since then. Working on a deep cleaning, then paint correction and new woodgrain vinyl. Still has it's original tags and Starksen frames.

Bill W

I think we need more pics Bill.............

[67since67]

Originally Posted by RPOLS3

I think we need more pics Bill.............

In due time Jake, and not intending to hijack this thread. The desert hardpan grime is very stubborn to remove, but is hiding very nice finishes as the pic shows, that will take a while.
Also attached is a pic of the floor pans including the original Fremont assembly dual exhaust. Beyond the surface rust on the frame, this car has zero rust.

Bill W