Pics of 69-73 C bodies

Thanks @fury fan -- indeed, I do. @69CoronetRT does too. Did you save that recent pic of CM23U0C106903 ?
The recent pic of LAND YHT? You betcha I saved it. Belongs with my other pics of the car...
Also, thanks to the detail in the FS ad from my Great Pumpkin, I was able to collect the FT and some other pics to fatten 'my records'. (hmmm, I wonder what*your* records look like???)
 
The last posting, of the 3 Fuseys I've owned:
72 Fury III, bought in Northern IN in 2004 (ebay).
Seller had pics and a description, had 40,000 listed as the mileage but didn't say beans about the mileage.
I noticed the front seat seemed in good shape but pics weren't very good.
Placed a hail-Mary bid on it and walked away (I don't sit and watch, bidding repeatedly).
Checked my email a few days later and saw an ebay email with subject line 'you won! 72 Fury' and I thought, WTF did I do this to myself again (I had been discussing earnestly with a car-buddy about getting away from buying junk cars).

So we got in buddy's rollback and headed north to get the car. The instant I opened the door to the car I knew the 40k mileage was real.
Interior wasn't perfect (cracked armrest, heater core stain on the carpet, mild wear around headlight and wiper switches) but it was just awfully fresh and vibrant.

Rest of the car was rusty everywhere on the skin, complete with rust-staining dripping below the side-molding. Needed lots of bodywork and a paintjob, back then I ballparked at $4000 - and I wouldn't have bought the car at that price. I think the only rust-free body panels were hood and trunklid. So buddy got it running really well and we sold it to another car-buddy. I got a test-ride in before selling and it was whisper-smooth and super-quiet, even on crappy used tires and ancient shocks. If I could've gotten into it without ever seeing the exterior, I might've kept it awhile. We discovered 72-dated sparkplug wires on it during its re-awakening. I stumbled across it a few times after buddy #2 sold it and it had deteriorated further, especially on the inside. :(
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Wayne's garage in AustraliaView attachment 540761

I haven't seen this one before. (...) There's (3) 70 300 convertibles that I know of in Australia (2 B7, one Hurst clone)
I know Pete's B7 300, but it'd be great if both of you could get permission to post the fender tags of the other three 1970 'verts (EB7, FP6?, and clone). The "Last Convertibles" thread would be a great place for this info.

Here are pics for records of the (FP6?) that was for sale at Wayne's Garage in OZ:

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When was the last time that you saw a highway full of Fuselage C-Bodies…? More photos of this year’s BBTR show in Erden, Germany, in the event section here in our forum.

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1970 Polara ‘vert and 1969 Polara 2dr hardtop at Carlisle yesterday.
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Watching DB Cooper where are you? on netflix. This pic is flashed on screen, it's referenced as the family property (Rackstraw).

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