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Wow, is that ever sharp! Nice colours, and the paisley top is probably the perfect period option. Hopefully whoever gets it keeps it nice... and stock... please no mags and white letters on this one! :rolleyes:

It's a lot of hassle to part-out a car, or really to sell anything on Marketplace or Kijiji, so I get why he'd just dump the whole thing. If buyers weren't a-holes, with "Is this still available?" and persistent ghosting, it'd make sellers' lives much easier!

I guess I'm naive, but what scam could this be?

Weird to see what look like brand new tires and wheels on such a rust bucket... methinks he should have invested that money elsewhere, or at least not bothered before selling it!

Damn, why the hate for green cars? Green is my favourite colour for cars! Well, some shades are gross, but that's true of most colours: a light "icy" green is very nice; that "tropic green" you could get on early 2000s Panthers was gross, though... I agree with you about the cream/white: it's a...

I wish mine had these wheel covers! Pretty dressy for a Fury II with no vinyl top... normally I like non-vinyl-top cars, but I think on these (fuselage cars in general) it visually lengthens the body, and greenhouse, with a vinyl top.

Indeed, and even then it was as the "minor" font :).

I ordered one for my '73 from TNT Auto Parts. I found them on e-bay but contacted them directly to avoid e-bay's BS fees.

Sadly, that's how I feel about 90% of aftermarket wheels I see on older luxury cars and/or sedans. Nowadays it's far more interesting and unique to have the factory wheels and tires while everyone else is Foosing their rides or putting on ubiquitous 5-spokes or slots.

Yeah, we (Canada) didn't have km/h anywhere on speedos that early, let alone as the dominant reading. This car was definitely meant for export.

^^^^ I would like to think not... and that if they came with whitewalls the guy would have done the (b)right thing and put them out...

I love the look of dog dishes, I just think they get over-used these days. The great variety of factory wheel covers that one could get have all been replaced with Cragars, Torq Thrusts and dog dishes (and road wheels on C-bodies!), and it's a shame to see that great variety - and great look of...

To me, factory wheel covers should always have white walls on these (and most cars, that came with white walls originally). Dog dishes look good with white letters, but most C-bodies are too "dressy" for dog dishes (I mean, a Fury I or something, sure, but Newports and New Yorkers and such with...

I love the colour, and the factory wheel covers and super-skinny tires with white walls really set it off! That's my kinda car :).

If the body and rest of the interior is as nice as that one interior shot, it wouldn't take much to bring it back; is $3k really too much for it? Kinda sad... I guess that's how so many continue to end-up in demolition derbies :(. Weird to think that an F-150 of the same vintage would be worth...

Such a classy car, and then it's got some BS, boy-racer, Pep Boys exhaust sticking out :rolleyes: . I'm amazed he didn't put Cragars and white letters just to finish the my-first-car-in-high-school-1988 look.

I just hope it doesn't get turned into a police car clone :rolleyes:

Those really are very nicely-proportioned and styled cars.

LOL! That's a good one.

No doubt about that, and there are always 50% of people who graduate in the bottom half of their class :).