During the 1960s and 70s, station wagons were a popular choice for families seeking a versatile and practical vehicle. However, in recent times, classic station wagons have gained traction among collectors. One such example is the 1972 Plymouth Satellite Wagon, a rare variant of the B-body lineup.
This particular model boasts a 5.2-liter (318 cubic-inch) V8 engine generating 210 horsepower. Its power is transferred through a 727 TorqueFlite automatic transmission. Impressively, the car has only accumulated 38,552 miles on the odometer and has been owned by two individuals throughout its history.
Maintaining its original Chestnut Metallic exterior paint and factory Tan interior, this Plymouth Satellite Wagon exudes authenticity and nostalgia. It comes complete with its original window sticker, dealer’s purchase paperwork, and owner’s manual, further enhancing its value. Noteworthy optional features include a chrome and faux wood accented roof rack, a rear air deflector, and a dual-action tailgate.
Inside the car, you’ll find an AM/FM radio and a 3-spoke steering wheel. The chrome front and rear bumpers have been reworked, indicating that they have likely been restored or refurbished.
For collectors on a budget, this 1972 Plymouth Satellite Wagon presents an ideal opportunity. It is scheduled to be auctioned off at the 2023 Mecum Indy auction on Wednesday, May 17th. Notably, the car will be sold with no reserve, allowing bidders to determine its final price. For more comprehensive information about the vehicle and the auction process, you can refer to the car’s dedicated listing on Mecum.com.
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