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I like the Bar Harbour 24' cruiser roof design Exner designed. There were apparently only 7 built. Possibly only one of them exists today. But that one would look great being pulled by a 1960 300F Convertible. Oh if I only had the funds.:sFl_america2:

Tough call, but I would do what I could to keep them both. Those are some really nice looking C-Bodies you have. I see the issue you have with the Fury, My Fury is family sentimental as well. I will always feel the need to keep it in top shape and care for it for as long as I can. Good luck with...

That IS a funny ad. Thanks for posting it.

I think those are some of the best years of Chrysler Corporation exterior styling and tri-tone body and interior colors ever designed. I even like the Boat designs Mr. Exner was designing later on in around 64-66 for Buehler Boat Co. Some pretty futuristic ideas came from that man. :yaayy:

Make mine Denver Tent & Awning size....... XL.

I find it hard to believe that kids are buying C-Bodies? Is that under 50 years old or 60? lol.......

Looks like a nice original even though may have some rust issues. I like the color. I always wanted a 66 sport fury convertible in the same body color.

I like those 55's. Especially the colors on that one. It really needs a HEMI though....:3gears:

I see now, Sandy, OR.

Thanks for the picture post. Yeah, I'm still drooling over the Chrysler woody hardtop, the 59 Imperials, the tri-tone Lancer in the air and all the others. Did I miss where this yard is located? Seems to be really organized. I wonder what else is inside. I have got to see more. I am leaving now...

Yes it would be fun to find it and maybe get another ride in it. It was definitely the most flamboyant car I had ever rode in. It was like driving a rolling billboard with the Lime Color and black graphics. Luckily it had a black vinyl roof to help tone it down.

Me too, My brother often wonders if it survived after all these years. Would love to share a story or two with the current owner if it still exists.

I restore my fuel tank weekly if that counts?

Thanks, Its been a while since I had visited that site. Ironically I had corresponded with Barry back in 2004 about the 70 T/A challenger that my brother bought new. He did send me back an entry for the 2005 Carlisle All Chrysler Nationals 1970 AAR Cuda and T/A35th reunion. I still have the...

Thanks for the link, I had no idea there were so many out there. I do like the 71 duster/AAR cuda transformation website. Never thought it would pull off looking so good. Interesting car.

That is quite a collection, I see some really nice pieces in there. They may be sun bleached :icon_farao: but I bet their solid!

Nice color. I like it..:penguins paint pixi

Looks Super! Perfect stance......:eusa_drool: