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Now on the other hand, Petty blue looks much nicer on on this car than on that 4-door land yacht.
Now on the other hand, Petty blue looks much nicer on on this car than on that 4-door land yacht.
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Now on the other hand, Petty blue looks much nicer on on this car than on that 4-door land yacht.
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You are correct.@fratzog lover has a video of a 1970 Fury 1 police car from the great Texas auction and I know this petty blue car does not have the "K" in the VIN look on the passenger trunk there is the same small plate like where a cb antenna might mount is.
Just thought it was a strange thing to see on the trunk of both cars.
Actually looking at other 1970 Fury's I think it is an emblem mounted on the trunk that was standard for that model.You are correct.
Gone from Ebay?Actually looking at other 1970 Fury's I think it is an emblem mounted on the trunk that was standard for that model.
I looked on ebay and that seller is no longer offering the car. I would have probably bought that car strange as it is.
Looks to be unless @DeltaV has an updated link I can't find.Gone from Ebay?
I don't have an updated link. I just went back and looked at the listing pictures and description. They were available via my eBay account.Looks to be unless @DeltaV has an updated link I can't find.
I only recall seeing them offset to the right side. Chryslers C bodies of that vintage too.I see now that what I thought was an emblem is actually the trunk lock that is offset to the passenger side and not in the center of the trunk which is strange. You can see the key in the lock if you zoom in on the picture of the rear of the car.
My grandfather had one of these and I don't remember the lock being offset but I was 6 at the time.
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AKA Baby Blue. Not a very masculine shade of blue.
erm...okay?? so what?...good for you?
rude much?
Thank You,i was genuinely confused by that attack,esp after seeing your cool wagon in the picture too.....I apologize. You gave me my first red X, and I overreacted. It is a unique car, with the 383 HP and the 999 Petty Blue. My only point about “two” many door is... 50% per door is usually the reduced value of the more doors. Someone might get a smoking deal in this one!
Thank You,i was genuinely confused by that attack,esp after seeing your cool wagon in the picture too.....
i didnt mean any offense to you at all by that red x,i simply was disagreeing with the 4 door thingy lol.
i try to save as much mopar as i can,be it 2-4,or wagons,so im a little non biased i guess you could say.
yes i know and am fully aware very few 4 doors will trip the barrett jackson lights,but they are still great mopar cars