Thread: S2A 109 station wagon 6cyl owners

Your tailgate rear and slightly different colour suggests that the vehicle may have not been a wagon when it left the factory, and the chassis number should give a clue. Does it have the full wagon trim?

thanks for the reply. it has a rear seat and rear doors. Any other way of identifying if it wasn't a wagon? also, rear LH rear hanger has these number visible 5200384. Is it possible its a 352?

is it possible that the rear tailgate was swapped out? it has holes where a swing rear door could bolt onto.

thx
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[QUOTE=Magger;3233563]thanks for the reply. it has a rear seat and rear doors. Any other way of identifying if it wasn't a wagon? also, rear LH rear hanger has these number visible 5200384. Is it possible its a 352?

Yes, it is possible, and that would make it originally a wagon. Try wire brushing or sanding the area to the left of the "52" to remove paint and rust, and see what comes up.

is it possible that the rear tailgate was swapped out? it has holes where a swing rear door could bolt onto.

Yes, the tailgate setup will fit the same opening, and most rear crossmembers are the same as models with the tailgate and have the fixed part of the hinge. It is quite possible that the rearwagon door was damaged and replaced with the far more readily available tailgate and hatch. Just a matter of drilling a few holes.
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I can confirm the chassis number now after cleaning the area. It is in fact 35200384d.

also amongst the parts I have a safari rear door so always the option of swapping it back. 😎

From the chassis no is it a 66 or 67? Anyone have an idea in dating Aussie CKD?

thankyou
Mike

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