Gold pk 45 wagon

Question wondering how many 1971 Plymouth fury pk45 special order wagons where produced?

Not certain what you are referring to as a "PK45" ???
The second letter in the model number refers to the the trim level in the line.
To the best of my knowledge there's no "K" designation in any mopar model line.

The ones most commonly used by mopar throughout the years:
"L" Low
"M" Medium
"H" High
"S" Special

Now specific to the 1971 Plymouth Fury line the following models where available:
PE - Fury I and Custom
PL - Fury II
PM - Fury III
PH - Sport Fury
PP - Sport Fury GT

And lastly, this post should probably be over in the wagon section not the forward look
 
The K in the PK indicates a police car.
He's asking for numbers of PK (police) 45 (station wagons) produced.

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I was aware of "N" and "T" model lines for taxis but didn't include the info in reply since they are not as common.
For whatever reason I've never noticed the "K" designation on actual ordered police cars. Maybe too focused on high performance models but, now learned something else.
 
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