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Lets Play A Game: Last Of The Convertibles
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I am a little surprised to see 12 bidders with 39 bids and still more than 4 days left until the end of the auction.
Thanks to @marko we now know about CE27N0C110050. This well-equipped, Canadian-market, DY3 1970 Newport 'vert is a rare N-code and was put on a flatbed right before her appointment with the crusher! The car is toast, but will help save others.
Thanks to @Samplingman we know about yet another 1970 300 'vert.
CM27T0C110092 has a SBD of Sept. 2, 1969. Originally EB7 blue with a blue M6B3 interior and V3X black top, this poor Chrysler has been (poorly) repainted in Hurst colors while its interior side panels and buddy seat have been (badly) dyed black. The original 440 is gone, replaced by a 383-2.
It is currently listed for sale on eBay.
CM27T0C110092 has a SBD of Sept. 2, 1969. Originally EB7 blue with a blue M6B3 interior and V3X black top, this poor Chrysler has been (poorly) repainted in Hurst colors while its interior side panels and buddy seat have been (badly) dyed black. The original 440 is gone, replaced by a 383-2.
It is currently listed for sale on eBay.
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2. thanks to the combined efforts of @Samplingman and @71Polara383, we have the tag of CM27T0C226256 -- an FT6 300 'vert with an SBD of April 23, 1970 that was regrettably repainted in black at some point. The original brown paint is still visible on the trunk pan.
Here are the tag and VIN of CE27L0C254935 (not, as I incorrectly typed five weeks ago, CE27L0C254937 
) -- a Newport with a June 16, 1970 SBD
) -- a Newport with a June 16, 1970 SBD
I recently posted the tag of DL27TOD117383 -- an EF8 green 1970 Polara 'vert with SBD of Sept. 6, 1969 that sold on eBay last week. Here is a closer shot for records.
The car was bought by the seller to get the engine out, but after he and I talked he decided to sell it whole instead and made the effort to get the title for it from the previous owner. As a result, this 'vert still has its original engine and transmission. It needs some body work and an interior redo.
The car was bought by the seller to get the engine out, but after he and I talked he decided to sell it whole instead and made the effort to get the title for it from the previous owner. As a result, this 'vert still has its original engine and transmission. It needs some body work and an interior redo.
Oooo, the air cleaner is turned upside down... POWER!!! 
1970FuryConv
Old Man with a Hat
Did anybody here buy that green T-code 1970 Fury convertible that was for sale in Florida a while back?
Wondered if it got justice and was restored.
Wondered if it got justice and was restored.
@ACR Nick just posted the tag of PM27L0D137667 in his "welcome!" thread:
This FK5 (now red) Fury is undergoing major surgery following a frame hit; her SBD was Oct. 14 (thank you @69CoronetRT) 1969. She got her L-code engine through the A06 A/C Group (383 2bbl, tinted glass and A/C).
This FK5 (now red) Fury is undergoing major surgery following a frame hit; her SBD was Oct. 14 (thank you @69CoronetRT) 1969. She got her L-code engine through the A06 A/C Group (383 2bbl, tinted glass and A/C).
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Here are some photos of PM27N0D117723, a Canadian Furyiii 'vert. This car has lost its fender tag, but the friend of @70 Sport Suburban who owns this well-equipped (buckets, console, power windows,...) ragtop has already started bringing her back to her former glory. It is the 8th N-code Fury ragtop to come to light on FCBO.
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A member kindly contributed the fender tag of CM27T0C167979 -- this nicely equipped 300 'vert has a SBD of Nov. 19, 1969 (B19). Originally B7 blue with
white (thanks @saforwardlook ) buckets/buddy and black top, it has been repainted inside/out and is now black/red. It is currently for sale.
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I know you meant to say white buckets seats originally.........................with black convertible top.
Samplingman
Old Man with a Hat
So many of these in B7 have come to light in the past few years, I count at least five. Either a high survival rate or a very popular color in 1970. This one would be interesting to see in its original white interior/black top. I’m on the fence with what I’m going to go with on mine, but I’m partial to white even though it is tagged for black.
Imperial Pete
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Samplingman these photos might convince you to go white?
Samplingman
Old Man with a Hat
Yes, very classy color combo!
Is this CM27T0C224971 -- did you buy the car? Regardless, courtesy @ceebuddy and @69CoronetRT, here is the fender tag for this stunning 1970 Chrysler 300 Convertible in EB7 blue that sold in Bennington, NE in fall 2020. The SBD is April 21, 1970.
Imperial Pete
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Yes it is CM27T0C224971 from Bennington Nebraska. It is now down under in Melbourne Australia.
Will put some more pictures up when I get a chance if you guys would like to see more.
Will put some more pictures up when I get a chance if you guys would like to see more.
Thanks to @70 Sport Suburban we have another (#9) N-code Fury iii ‘vert! PM27N0D123564 sports a lustrous FY6 paint, and her SBD is September 12, 1969. The Swedish owner acquired this gorgeous ragtop from Florida in 2001! He is active on social networks, and the car is still around: it is apparently attending many car shows.
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wonder if they put a 71 fury hidden headlight grille to match the 71 back bumper ?
i dont mind the 71 rear especially when you consider how hard its getting to find 70 fury tail lights
i dont mind the 71 rear especially when you consider how hard its getting to find 70 fury tail lights
Funny that you should mention that mod. Here is another Scandinavian (Swedish?) Fury iii convertible with 1971 taillights. The photos were taken at Falkenberg, Sweden in 2018. I am hyperlinking to avoid any copyright issue.
Here is a photo of the interior of that red car -- console and buckets, woodgrain steering wheel! The car is said on the site to have a "6.3-liter 334bhp engine" so it might even be an N-code -- but only the tag will tell.
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