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1941 Cadillac
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1941 Cadillac
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1960 Plymouth Fury
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1960 Plymouth Fury
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1960 Plymouth Fury
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1960 Plymouth Fury
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1961 Continental
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1961 Continental
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1961 Continental
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1939 Ford
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1964 Galaxie 500
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1966 ElDorado
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1969 Buick GS
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1971 Oldsmobile 442
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1971 Oldsmobile 442
The 60 Plymouth Fury is truly a black beauty.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
You're right George. And that '41 Cadillac isn't too shabby either.
I'll take the 442 today. The Lincoln needs different tires.
Why ? Aren't those ww's the correct width for '61 ?
That 1939 Ford caught my eye!
But not a one I wouldn't be proud to own!
Yes they are.
This makes me want to go out and wax my car again. But who is the idiot who puts door edge guards on a '63 Continental? A black one at that? If you like door edge guards why not get black ones? The side view makes it look like the car is in two pieces.
I couldn't see anything else after that 1961 Continental.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
The standard tire was a 9.50 x 14 with a 2.5 inch white wall...those look correct
This size was for the convertible. The Sedan came with a 9.00 x 14. This car looks like it's the one that recently sold from the Blackhawke collection. The asking price was $87,500. There are some things incorrect on the car...dual antenna's, rubber door sill guards, amber turn signals and a air-conditioning dash vent from a 62. The vent means the entire dash could be from a 62 as they were entirely different units. While they look relatively the same 61 dash comprised of 3 pieces while the 62 was 1 piece. There are other things that would have made me suspicious of the car.
David K Angeloni
Good eyes, David!
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
LOL John...when you live with one as long as I have you tend to look for these things!
David K Angeloni
PIC Mind if I add one more?
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Straight into numero uno -1941 Cadillac. The darn thing is so lovely it almost broke my heart.;