The Chrysler K-Car Club

These are the first shots I took while Completing the purchase of my 1986 Town and Country. I'll try to send some better at a later date.
Nick
http://picasaweb.google.com/10441485710 ... ndCountry#

Link to picasa is not working, please repost so we can see your new toy.
Thanks
Martin

Fixed for him.

Very very nice!!

Looks like new!!

Thanks dodgearies for fixing my link.

Nick

I became a member in July while I was looking for a Town and Country Wagon. I ended up with an 86 TC convertible, but I am still looking to find a wagon. I fell in love with those wagons when the first came out. I guess I have been nuts about Woodys of all makes since I was a kid. But when I was ready to buy a new car in the mid eighties, I bought an 85 Caravan (Also a Woody), All the while admiring the Town and Country. I don't regret the Caravan (I could haul all my artwork around). In fact I got another one in 97 that I still own. This 86 will keep me happy until I find my dream wagon. There is a guy in Simi Valley with a white 87 Mark Cross TC wagon that I would kill for. If there are other Woody lovers out there (Of any model) who want to network or shoot the breeze about any K-Car or any cars, let me know. None of my friends are into cars like I am.

Nick

Hi Nick. Do you know the name of that person in Simi Valley? Would very much like to recruit him into the club. We have a member from Simi Valley named Ed Lofton with an 86 TC Wagon. We also set a record of 4 TC Wagons at our last big meet.

You know I think was confused about the year. I must be Eds. I somehow in my brain put an 87 steering wheel in his photos. That is the only way I know how to tell those two years apart. Anyway, his wagon is my absolute ideal. I don't expect to find one that perfect but I'll keep looking. Any year will do.
So in my confusion I just lost you a potential recruit. Sorry about that. I have turned on a few sellers to this site.

Nick

No, you didn't lose me anything. Ed is an active member. I do know of a dead TC Wagon that bodywise is good but the engine siezed in 2002. Its an 86 that sits not far from my office. A miracle it has not been junked. The auto repair shop is willing to sell it for $100 after sitting for 8 years.

Hi,
If you are talking about car in Woodland Hills, I have talked to the guy on the phone. I'll be in town next Saturday and I'll take a look. The title situation can be a hassle but at worst it can be a parts car. I gather you have seen the car. I don;t know how much I want to take on.

Nick