Here is one on Facebook in Nevada, a one owner vehicle that looks pretty nice and again another one with a 318 engine: 1970 Plymouth Wagon custom suburban · One owner!
Yet Another Green Custom Suburban 1970 Fury Wagon - Not Mine Asking - $12,750, One Owner, 99,220 Miles
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That is a beautiful car / station wagon… Incredible that ( knowing they would be hauling things back in the day ) it came through with just a 318….
We need someone to grab it within the next 779 miles !!!
We need someone to grab it within the next 779 miles !!!
Car is in Las Vegas. No A/C but a trailer hitch. From the ad:
"Running and driving. One owner from new. (...) Stacks of service history. Original owners manual. Two original colour brochures. 1970 318 V8. New engine mounts fitted along with a service."
The car was first posted at the beginning of this month:
https://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/threads/1970-plymouth-custom-suburban-14-500-henderson-nevada.80841/
"Running and driving. One owner from new. (...) Stacks of service history. Original owners manual. Two original colour brochures. 1970 318 V8. New engine mounts fitted along with a service."
The car was first posted at the beginning of this month:
https://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/threads/1970-plymouth-custom-suburban-14-500-henderson-nevada.80841/
73Coupe
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It doesn't say if the matching 'pickle' colored luggage is included or not though....
The cool, matching green luggage / suitcase set is how I immediately remembered the car.
fury fan
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My gut says the guy selling this one-owner car isn't the guy that bought it new.
LocuMob
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I love how someone buys a car from the original owner and claims it's still a one owner car. Uh, didn't you just buy it?
That is "covert language" which means the current seller is a "dealer". Who probably bought it for a little bit of money, perceiving that profits might be made for them. That somebody "up north" (who does not need a/c) might buy such a rust-free vehicle and pay good money for it.
Just some suspicions,
CBODY67
It's not I should of tried to buy it when I 1st found out about the wagon. It was way cheaper and I would be keeping it!!!!
fury fan
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A few years ago on here, there was a guy on here selling a 1-owner car, and I asked him in a veiled manner how long he'd had it - he said 8 years. And then rebuked me for exposing the truth.
I think some of these people think if they haven't titled it in their name and simply bought it to resell, you can still call it a 1-owner car.
Bought it from the guy who bought it from the guy who bought it from the neighbor of the original owner's son...
patrick66
Old Man with a Hat
I'm pretty convinced that in 1970, there was a period on the assembly line, perhaps two months, where every single car off the C-P-D lines was green.
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