330dTA
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Sorry, no info on those. They seem to have Swedish plates.
This is only one I think I recognize. If this is an older photo then I believe this is nowadays in Finland. If so, it is ”the Glenn Campell Car”.
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This is only one I think I recognize. If this is an older photo then I believe this is nowadays in Finland. If so, it is ”the Glenn Campell Car”.
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Another Minnesota car overseas. I'm surprised that any have made it through our awesome winters.
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Winter, hell she made it through all those county fairs in summer too. And its even a two door to boot
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Took the pumpkin out today to run some errands……
While searching for a part, I happened upon the listing of a (recently crushed?) 1971 Polara Custom 4dr hardtop in Texas.
From the seller's eBay store: "I am a AUTO CRUSHER. (...) As a rule, most of these are CRUSHED by the time any of these parts are listed on eBay. (..) I'm NOT a "Salvage Yard".... just a SCRAP PROCESSOR that sells a few EASY to pull, EASY to SHIP parts. We often only have fifteen minutes to an hour, per car, to remove any parts from the vehicle before the fork lift comes and the car goes to "Car Heaven."
That is too bad, because this (GY4 gold?) 1971 looks pretty good still and certainly as a source of parts. Here's what's left of her, available here:
From the seller's eBay store: "I am a AUTO CRUSHER. (...) As a rule, most of these are CRUSHED by the time any of these parts are listed on eBay. (..) I'm NOT a "Salvage Yard".... just a SCRAP PROCESSOR that sells a few EASY to pull, EASY to SHIP parts. We often only have fifteen minutes to an hour, per car, to remove any parts from the vehicle before the fork lift comes and the car goes to "Car Heaven."
That is too bad, because this (GY4 gold?) 1971 looks pretty good still and certainly as a source of parts. Here's what's left of her, available here:
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Damn.
Clutch Carnage
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71 GT at Nats probably 92. I think it was $7500 in the car corral. Some shots on Brice Road. This car is said to be in the same shape today.
One of the few GTs I'd battle over.
Would love to hear more. More photos are at this site. Yet, this 1971 yellow SFGT (GY3 as reported by @fc7_plumcrazy here) is not in the SFGT registry:
Home For 1970-71 Plymouth Sport Fury GT & S/23
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Clutch Carnage
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Here is a S/23 in the car corral.
Stargazer
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A gentleman nearby bought this 300, came from Belgium.
GOLDMYN
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He's got some unusual cars, BUT, I want that shop!
SportFury70
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Not a picture but this popped up, here’s Wyatt racing the black Polara….
Over 50 degrees in Upstate New York today and the snow is mostly melted. The roads were dry and largely salt free so the Fury woke up from hibernation long enough for a quick drink of ethanol free 91 octane.
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Same situation in Illinois, where the salt was completely gone a few days ago and @71Polara383 took a few photos of Regina FQ3, my 1970 turquoise Dodge Polara 'vert, at the Belvedere plant where she was born. Here's one of the pics that he sent to me.
We have had lots of rain this season, got a nice dry day and a couple hrs to myself. Tux and I headed out to lighten the old fuel load and refill on the way home. I didn't take a pic.
Glad to see I’m not the only C body on the road this weekend.
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