71Polara383
Kid with ballcap
Bothers me that it's probably the one that I have the most invested in and I haven't been able to take it out for a spin because of it's problems. Soon.
Fuselage picture thread
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73Coupe
Senior Member
On Jack Tone Road near Linden, Calif.
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71Polara383
Kid with ballcap
Pictures from my cross country excursion...
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
It's the journey, not the destination.
Duncan
Well-Known Member
I've traveled that route once. It is a trip you will always remember. Wild, empty country, but beautiful in its own way. I hope the future will allow me to travel it again sometime.
Chad
Member
I’ve really begun to enjoy my time behind the wheel of ol’ Yeller, it’s amazing the amount of people who love these cars and want to talk about the car or throw a thumbs up.
FK3 Sport Fury
Hoser in a toque
Love the road trip pics of Fusies on trailers,we could probably start a separate thread just for those.Here's a couple from mine for those who haven't seen them.
This pic was taken near Colfax,Washington in the Palouse region.
Old Sinclair gas station in Cascade Idaho that was still in use.
45th Parallel somewhere near Hwy55/Hwy95 junction in Idaho
This pic was taken near Colfax,Washington in the Palouse region.
Old Sinclair gas station in Cascade Idaho that was still in use.
45th Parallel somewhere near Hwy55/Hwy95 junction in Idaho
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rapidtrans
Senior Member
That’s my preferred roof line on a Plym 2dr. Yeah, I know!
It works for me on a Fury while I couldn’t imagine it on a Dodge or Chrysler.
It works for me on a Fury while I couldn’t imagine it on a Dodge or Chrysler.
71Polara383
Kid with ballcap
I took so many pictures on my trip.
FK3 Sport Fury
Hoser in a toque
I think it looks good from most angles and adds a different vibe to the car that sets it apart.
I have said many times that I am not a fan of poverty caps. But those Baby Moons on the chrome wheels look COOL!!!
FK3 Sport Fury
Hoser in a toque
The baby moons probably wouldn't have been on my radar for a wheel choice but the previous owner added them and I also think they look good on the car.
Jon O.
Well-Known Member
My 1972 Newport. A genuine survivor.
Duncan
Well-Known Member
I'm with you on this one - I had reversed chrome wheels with baby moons on a 64 Mercury Comet back in the very late 60s - early 70s. I actually preferred the reversed chrome wheels style with baby moons. I thought the moons made the chrome wheels look much more finished and detailed - plus they were a whole lot easier to clean.
Chad
Member
I have had a ticket every time I’ve ever driven through Colfax! Usually it’s 2-3 mph over but as high as 6 over. They do not mess around!
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Met Jon at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and Irvington Plaza Dairy Queen Car Show. The quality of his car is exceptional and a true survivor car. This cars potential is unlimited. Meeting Jon was a great pleasure.
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