I am out there, but I would have to say the 1975 Plymouth Fury Custom 4 dr
One on my craziest memories has to do with a fury
(sorry, long read haha)
When I was a kid my dad drove a late 70's (76 I think, had 1 round headlight on each side) gran fury 4 door, thing was a beast, every year we took it camping to the rocky mountains towing our 25ft camper trailer. Well one year we were driving through the Kicking Horse Pass and had stopped in a town for gas before heading up to the summit and as we were pulling out of the gas station we heard a loud bang come from the back, came to the conclusion the trailer hitch bottomed out (couldn't have been more wrong).
We hit the highway driving for a good hour with no problem at all, as we were reaching the summit (probably 100yds away) we heard another loud bang. My dad started to slow down and next thing I knew our trailer was passing us, both big propane tanks had popped out but were still attatched to the hoses and they were dragging on the ground. Dad slammed on the brakes just as the trailer came to a stop beside us, he hopped out just as the trailer started rolling backwards down the steep busy highway.
The road went went down a good 3-400 yards at a steep grade and was 2 lanes on our side and 1 on the other. The trailer started picking up a LOT of speed and the propane tanks were bouncing way up and smashing back to the ground, sparks flying everywhere. There was traffic coming towards our trailer, a tour bus had to lock up the brakes and swerve, 2 more cars had to lock em up and swerve out of the way, an 18 passenger van swerved away just in time and by then all remaing traffic had seen wtf was happening and cleared a path. The trailer finally smashed into a guard rail wher the road curved and rode it all the way around the corner finally coming to a stop about 20ft away from where the guard rail ended and a big cliff started lol.
The trailer didn't even suffer much damage, just minor cosmetic on the back corner. We still used the trailer that week for camping, just had a tow truck pull it everywhere for us haha.
Oh and the cause was the entire hitch had ripped off the undercarriage. My dad just had a new one installed and the shop that did the work knew what kind of trailer was being towed yet still didn't weld the sucker on. He ended up taking them to court and we got out trailer completley renovated/upgraded out of the deal.