nice car....
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yes, it has great patina.
I really like the condition. Unfortunatly I am not fancy on 59 Plymouths.
If this would be a 57 Chrysler or 57/58 Desoto I would be willing to buy it.
Carsten
I really like the condition. Unfortunatly I am not fancy on 59 Plymouths.
If this would be a 57 Chrysler or 57/58 Desoto I would be willing to buy it.
Carsten
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Yeah, these Sport Furys are nice and harder to come by in an unmolested state. This one allegedly sold on ebay somewhere in the neighborhood of $11.5k a few weeks back. Apparently some jack wagon felt the urge to bid on something he knew he couldn't afford. Always makes me leery of ebay. Who's to say whatever you are bidding on isn't being driven up by an idiot who couldn't afford it anyway? I feel bad for the seller.
Provided there are indeed no rust issues, this could be a sweet pick for someone.
Provided there are indeed no rust issues, this could be a sweet pick for someone.
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That's a really nice car but I absolutely love that house!
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I agree Matt !
The Fury sold for 15k the last time
The Fury sold for 15k the last time
commando1
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Remarkable in that it looks like that not even so much as a nut and a bolt needs to be tracked down.
I don't think that is a residential.
Looks more like a dentist's office.
I don't think that is a residential.
Looks more like a dentist's office.
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Your not kidding. A neat time in architecture. And it looks so warm.
Man that's cool
love the beach shot from the interior
love the beach shot from the interior
This is cool .. at least for Col and Mrs J.G. Felber
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Speaking of houses, I might call on you for some Expertise on Wood care for our vintage front doors and built in cabinets, just got some probs with getting the pics loaded from the camera.
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Just say the word, refinishing is not one of my strongest suits but I'll help if I can.Speaking of houses, I might call on you for some Expertise on Wood care for our vintage front doors and built in cabinets, just got some probs with getting the pics loaded from the camera.
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I think the tags came from factory for special order cars. How to tell if it's a Sport Fury? The SF emblem near the rear fins, interior chrome package, toilet seat on trunk, dual side mirrors, and deluxe steering wheel. Basically it's a 2 door H/T, V8 and the interior/exterior trim is appropriate for a SF. The factory plate will decode as an SF I suspect.
Thank-you for that explanation.
Now that you mention it I can understand how the dash tag could be correct for a special order car in the 50's, because today if you order a new Chrysler product they print essentially the same thing on the top of the window sticker. We ordered a Jeep for my wife and she really liked that.
commando1
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Big whoopty do. A couragious soldier indeed, but WTF does that have ANYTHING to do with the car in any way, manner, or form?
CanCritter
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generaly a soldier will look after his kit...would assume same of his transport....
If you mean the Fury well it's got a big plaque on the dash that says "Built Especially for Col and Mrs J.G. Felber"
commando1
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Cuz he ordered it.
which is pretty obvious due to the really big plaque on the dash
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