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Nice work Ben, you'll get there.....eventually!

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I visited Sheffield Alabama to inspect this car. The owner was a real nice fellow but the car is not in very good shape. The pictures do it too much justice.

I think the reason so few step up is, at our age (61 for me) we realize we don't want a project that isn't EXACTLY what we want. I have tried rationalizing cars but then I take forever to make a decision and wait for the price to come knowing that there are more cars out there than buyers for them.

Nice progress Ben, keep on pushing.....

Experience tells me this car was garaged carefully and for a long spell. Gas tanks can degrade over time.

There is no doubt that is a beautifully preserve Fury and if it was a 71 Gran Coupe 4dr I would be interested.

But rather overpriced I think.

Which is Facefinger speaker for, I'm open to offers. He seems to expect 10k but I would be very surprised if he gets anywhere near that.

Do you believe the vinyl top material to be the same for the seats? And is this material still available to purchase? I only ask all of this because I am looking for a 71 Gran Coupe 4dr and knowing the material is still available would allow me to expand my search. Could you post a picture of...

Oh my Lord, I hear you on that! When I walk into a yard I just know I'm gonna stagger right on out Waddayaguhnado??

But not in all cases. I have seen pictures of white with paisley top. I desire a good condition 71 Gran Coupe 4dr in Tahitian Walnut. I think the weirdness factor on these is the reason!

Excuse my ignorance, but what on earth is a 'panny dropper' because if it's what I think it is, this car is not gonna do that! Much as I like it.....

It's official, everybody has lost their mind.

That leads me to my second question: Have you been able to source the paisley pattern material for the seats?

Are you looking to swap out your 71 Gran Coupe bench for buckets?

By the time Chrysler bought out Rootes group in 1967 the Alpine roadster was getting a little long in the tooth. The Tiger, having a Ford power plant was not going to warranteed by Chrysler and the mopar small block would not fit. So, end of Alpine roadster!

Period correct Rostyles (Rubery Owen style) based on the Magnum 500s.

Thanks Not Right, I came to the US from London 37 years ago for music and cars (2 things the US used to excel at!) and quickly identified Chrysler Corp products as the ones to focus on. Btw, the car in midnight blue is no Cricket, it's a 1969 Sunbeam Alpine coupe with 5k original miles!

Oops, I guess I posted twice there. I happened to be in Memphis for some music related research and made the 5 hour round trip to Sheffield where the car was located. The guy who was selling was a pleasant fellow but the minute I saw it I knew it wasn't for me. He was kind enough to let me drive...