1960 Plymouth Convertible - $125000 (Durham, NC)
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commando1
Old Man with a Hat
$125k, no A/C.....
Ironwolf
Senior Member
s_dancing2:
This is the one I want!
http://miami.ca.craigslist.org/mdc/cto/4838314449.html
But way out of my price range..........................
http://miami.ca.craigslist.org/mdc/cto/4838314449.html
But way out of my price range..........................
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
WhereTF are these prices coming from.?
Barrett-Jackson dreamers.....
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
But they ain't getting 1/2 that at B-J....
They are big dreamers.......this one was a Concours Best of Show winner.
bluefury361
Old Man with a Hat
We saw this 60 Fury while displaying jazebelle at the Concours dElegance of America last July. Parked about 30 feet from it. Beautiful car that was parked next to a original survivor 61 Fury Convertible.
Hopefully my 61 convertible will someday stand up to this standard.
Hopefully my 61 convertible will someday stand up to this standard.
I'm sure yours will exceed this or any other one!!!!
I can't wait to see your 61 Fury!
He has big, big money in that restoration.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
We know that doesn't mean crap.
I agree......but there's only a handful of these in that condition on the planet.
I don't think $125k is realistic either.
68blackbird
Active Member
Wonder if the fellow memebers are happy about that car being driven on their driving range?
bluefury361
Old Man with a Hat
I'm aiming for the top with mine. These cars are not a cheap or easy restoration. My cost advantage is that I can do most of it myself, but parts and services are still prohibitive. I've been collecting NOS and slowly refinishing trim for a couple of years now, plus my car is a complete, low mileage original in decent shape.
It will probably be my last big HORAH......!
Will.
bluefury361
Old Man with a Hat
It's just dew................... And the St. Johns facility realizes a huge amount of income from this concours.
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