'67 Chevelle Concours wagon, bring it back to life

[67since67]

Update on the Concours. I wasn't feeling confident taking to the freeway with the 55 year old XT rubber, so a set of GY Polyglass F70x14's were in order to compliment the vintage Keystones. I like this look better.
Just the ticket for more cruise nights and parts chasing!!

[luzl78]

Have you driven it on radials?

[67since67]

Originally Posted by luzl78

Have you driven it on radials?

Yes. Post 139 of this thread shows it on modern GY radials that were on it for a summer. I actually prefer how these cars drive on bias-ply, feels more "right" to me.

[dykstra]

Looks killer Bill!!

[60sStuff]

Hi Bill,

Love this wagon.
If I were ever to see all your classic rides, I’d probably walk over to this one first.

I have a thing for these extremely hard to find 60’s station wagons especially ones with Red interior.

Is that the factory stance, or have you adjusted it?

[TimG]

That looks great, Bill.

[67since67]

Originally Posted by 60sStuff

Is that the factory stance, or have you adjusted it?

Thanks Chris! If you ever find your way to Iowa plan a visit.

Factory springs all around. It came to me with coil-over load levelers on the rear which gave it a slight rake. When I had the suspension blown apart I added horseshoes to the front springs to level it about an inch over stock.
The 70 series tires give it bit of a "lifted" look that I like.

[60sStuff]

Originally Posted by 67since67

Thanks Chris! If you ever find your way to Iowa plan a visit.

Factory springs all around. It came to me with coil-over load levelers on the rear which gave it a slight rake. When I had the suspension blown apart I added horseshoes to the front springs to level it about an inch over stock.
The 70 series tires give it bit of a "lifted" look that I like.

Your welcome.

Doubt if I make it to the Midwest, but I’ll put it on the bucket list.
I’d make sure to bring a drool rag. Thank you for the invite!

Whatever was done to this ‘67 wagon, the stance is dead on!

Chris