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John Merritt
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PICs - Daily Dose of Diecast...Friday 1958 Plymouth Fury Hardtop
-DM


John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
(@whodeytink)
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An underappreciated model due to the subdued color. It is a very well done model, IMO.



   
(@whodeytink)
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Oops, forgot to mention - great pics!



   
(@Billy Collins)
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Very sharp / outstanding pics.



   
(@Gene Mills)
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I bought this one as soon as it was announced. One of my favs.



   
(@Bruce Gibbins)
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I like the pairing of the '58 Fury and by ten years its senior a 1948 Town & Country.



   
John Shamblin
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Great photos and setting...

... I found one of these on eBay in pretty good shape, except for missing the antennae. I've got some insect pins to fix that if I ever get around to it.



   
George Schire
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One of my favorites that sits proudly on my shelves. Great pics John!


George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota


   
(@Dennis Mong)
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This one I have ... Perfect Color Combo for my liking - GR8T Pix = Great Car



   
(@moe-parr)
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I have(and love)several DM '58 Plyms. Looks to me the rear wheels are too far back in the wheelwells


Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY


   
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