A nine-passenger Satellite Sport Wagon with a rear-facing third row and seller-described dual-action power tailgate is pure late-1960s family-car theater. The seller says only 3,152 were produced, adding real rarity to the utility.
Classic · Third Row · RWD · Rare Spec
1969 Plymouth Satellite Sport Wagon
A nine-passenger Satellite Sport Wagon with a rear-facing third row and seller-described dual-action power tailgate is pure late-1960s family-car theater. The seller says only 3,152 were produced, adding real rarity to the utility.
Source review: September 25, 2026. Listing-page text was retrieved. No independently verified new sold/ended result was established in this review; preserve the previous dated status. Retrieved content may be a cached snapshot. The last confirmed observation date is unchanged; this is not direct seller confirmation. Recorded source
Waghoon data snapshot
Current check unconfirmed · September 21, 2026Fast, fact-backed context
Listing facts and simple derived context only. No proprietary score.
Why it is curated9 PASSENGERS · POWER TAILGATE
SignalClassicSignalThird RowSignalRWDSignalRare Spec
Method: model-year age uses 2026 minus model year. Mileage pace is shown only when the listing supplies mileage not qualified as shown, non-actual or unknown. Always verify the original listing and vehicle.
Listing-backed facts
| Data point | This car | What it tells you | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Last recorded price / result | $35,495 | Historical listing information; not a current offer. | WeBe Autos ↗ |
| Mileage | 62,954 miles shown | Shown as described by the seller; lifetime mileage is not established. | WeBe Autos ↗ |
| Location | Farmingdale, New York | Use location to plan an independent inspection, title work and transport. | WeBe Autos ↗ |
| Listed specification | Nine-passenger seating · Automatic transmission · Rear-wheel drive · Dual-action power tailgate claimed | Seller-listed facts that should be checked against the car and documents. | WeBe Autos ↗ |
| Curation signals | Classic, Third Row, RWD, Rare Spec | Listing-backed attributes used for editorial selection—not a score. | WeBe Autos ↗ |
Potential model issues to inspect
These are documented model, platform or age-related inspection priorities—not a claim that this specific vehicle has each problem. “Not stated” means the listing does not establish that the item has been addressed.
| Issue / inspection priority | Evidence source | Evidence for this car |
|---|---|---|
| Conflicting engine specificationDo not rely on the listing's engine field. Photograph and decode the block, heads, intake, transmission and VIN/fender tags before assigning originality or performance value. | View the recorded source ↗ | Seller page conflicts between 394ci and 318 descriptions |
| Power tailgate and third-row hardwareOperate the tailgate in every advertised mode and inspect switches, wiring, latches, hinges, glass and seat mounts. Wagon-specific parts can be difficult to source. | View the recorded source ↗ | Function is claimed but not independently tested |
| Rust, originality and consignor claimsInspect torsion-bar mounts, frame rails, floors, cargo wells and quarters. The advertiser states it may not have physically inspected the car, so commission a local PPI. | FTC used-car guidance ↗ | Independent consignor and seller claims require verification |
Who should shortlist it
A Mopar wagon collector who values unusual seating and tailgate hardware and is prepared to resolve conflicting listing specifications through inspection.
What Waghoon could not verify
The listing conflicts on engine specification, showing a 394ci Oldsmobile description in one field and a Plymouth 318 in the narrative. Verify the installed engine, production tags, mileage, body condition and every power-tailgate function. Waghoon has not independently inspected this vehicle. Confirm current availability and arrange an independent pre-purchase inspection before money changes hands.
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