seen 70 wagon/fury
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Old Man with a Hat
that's a nice one
Yes it is...
70NPORT
Old Man with a Hat
Sweet
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Ok, I'll say it, 15K??? It's not even a big block!
Find another one.....
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
I'm sure it's not as nice as yours Peter.
bluefury361
Old Man with a Hat
Being a wagon owner I have been keeping an eye on wagon values.
It seems nice, original running and driving wagon prices are starting at around 10K. With very nice examples looking for 16-20K.
These are for all makes Ford, GM and Mopar. Seems there a wagon trend in progress.
It seems nice, original running and driving wagon prices are starting at around 10K. With very nice examples looking for 16-20K.
These are for all makes Ford, GM and Mopar. Seems there a wagon trend in progress.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
With today's SUV's and CUV's, and whatever else they are called, I can see why. Those useless POS imposters have run their course.
I hope.
I hope.
Aidan1976
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Nice, very nice.
Reminds me of a 1971 Sport Suburban wagon that I once saw as part of a collection in rural Ireland. It was an ex-American Embassy car, last used as a hearse (which is what a good portion of full-size American cars were used as back home, either factory body wagons or converted from sedans. Most were 6-cylinder Chevy's). The bloke even had the '60s Lincoln Continental hearse that was used in his father's funeral procession. Bit weird if you ask me...
Anyway, the Plymouth had a 383, really good black interior (dash pad perfect), straight hidden headlight grill etc etc. But the thing was rotten to the core, such a shame. My mate with the '71 Monaco wanted the dash pad, even offering to swap in his own cracked dashpad to keep the car complete (if indeed it fits? Can you advise Dave?), but the lad was having none of it. Would rather just watch his odd collection of hearses rot into the ground. It takes all kinds in this life....
Reminds me of a 1971 Sport Suburban wagon that I once saw as part of a collection in rural Ireland. It was an ex-American Embassy car, last used as a hearse (which is what a good portion of full-size American cars were used as back home, either factory body wagons or converted from sedans. Most were 6-cylinder Chevy's). The bloke even had the '60s Lincoln Continental hearse that was used in his father's funeral procession. Bit weird if you ask me...
Anyway, the Plymouth had a 383, really good black interior (dash pad perfect), straight hidden headlight grill etc etc. But the thing was rotten to the core, such a shame. My mate with the '71 Monaco wanted the dash pad, even offering to swap in his own cracked dashpad to keep the car complete (if indeed it fits? Can you advise Dave?), but the lad was having none of it. Would rather just watch his odd collection of hearses rot into the ground. It takes all kinds in this life....
70FuryWagon
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Mine can be had for less. I've only had mine for 7 months, but my wife strongly dislikes it (calls it a large, ugly, "money pit" & spending over $2k on it this winter did not help my case), so to keep the peace I'm selling it.
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ram/cto/4997452411.html
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ram/cto/4997452411.html
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