polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Naaa, the springs are fine. Good for another 50 years.
Pics of 69-73 C bodies
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Naaa, the springs are fine. Good for another 50 years.
Good one. Funny guy. On this one, they’ll be on the ´immediate to do list´ — the difference with Poppy is striking.
71Polara383
Kid with ballcap
Don't get me started on turn signals...I agreed Carsten to undo the ridiculous red X to such a outrageous idea of headlights on in the daytime.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
THEY NEED TO BE REPLACED ON ALL YOUR CARS.
rd92west
plan C
69 Monaco finally on the road. Only to be going into storage fairly soon
Do I spy a new convertible top. I se a plastic rear window in the photo. Right. I followed you to Carlisle w/ no rear convertible window seen. If you did put a top on it looks great
rapidtrans
Senior Member
Dad at some conference or other with an early production Fury III
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Just noticed the interior looks like Burnt Orange. Was that offered in a 69 Fury?
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rd92west
plan C
Sorry not me on route to Carlisle. I hope to make the trip someday.
That top is in minty condition. Been on at least 15 years. Always stored inside.
Yes plastic rear window. That's kinda dingy. The car is a 50 footer. Real good driver.
King Hooter
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Found on an auction website. And with very little info and one pic. Just thought everyone would want to see this car.
Aidan1976
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Yes, the Hamilton's auction. Cool car, pity the quarters are bad. The '70 Fury I/II 2-Door Sedan is a personal fav.
Georg/BBTR
Active Member
Gorgeous, but very crisp autumn evening. One of the last rides this year before hibernation.
Owen11x
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Here's a 70 I just obtained no engine or trans but it had s tuff wheel in it that I needed for my duster so I bought the car probably the cleanest sub frame I have ever seen on one of these style cars, rear quarters have mild cancer. Dont know what I'll do with this one I still want a 67-68 Chrysler instead
69_topless
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Over the weekend I made the final ride in 2020. With the 50ºF, sun on the blue sky it won't get any better till spring 
Very nice weather today, between two rainy days, so I took the opportunity to drive Poppy, my G-code 1970 Polara convertible. Here she is, on a local street, just before dusk.
PS: she enjoyed the 30+ miles exercise, her first since the Creamery Run with @Analog Kid, @Imperialist67 and @Ripinator in October (work and weather conspired against other outings meanwhile). We drove on a mix of city, country, and fast roads -- she liked it all. Total mileage is now 34,080. I could have taken her out right after Christmas, but preferred to wait till a couple of heavy rainfalls had cleaned up the roads of any remaining salt this week.
PS: she enjoyed the 30+ miles exercise, her first since the Creamery Run with @Analog Kid, @Imperialist67 and @Ripinator in October (work and weather conspired against other outings meanwhile). We drove on a mix of city, country, and fast roads -- she liked it all. Total mileage is now 34,080. I could have taken her out right after Christmas, but preferred to wait till a couple of heavy rainfalls had cleaned up the roads of any remaining salt this week.
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Don Stolfi
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Nice!
barnfind
Old Man with a Hat
This one was on a derby site, and sold already. Not sure what became of it. Looks a bit purple on the low metal.
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Couple of my 70 300. First time I seen my first one was 19 years old 31 years later still live them
Don Stolfi
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Very cool!
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