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Cheers or Jeers: 15,000 Mile 1967 Plymouth Fury III Wagon  

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  1. 1. Cheers or Jeers?

    • Cheers! Fratzog!
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    • Jeers! Tacky and overpriced.
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Cheers or Jeers: 15,000 Mile 1967 Plymouth Fury III Wagon

Something unique! A mildly customized absolutly magnificent 1967 plymouth fury station wagon.This 1 of a kind classic wagon.The 383 ci V8 runs and drives like an absolute dream. Starts easy,run's drives goes down the road straight and feels tight. Even the A/C blows ice cold. The body is extremely laser straight and super solid.There appears to be no fillers nor rust of any kind ever,and undercarriage is dry and rust free.The floorboards are all solid with no repairs and clean as can be. The amazing show custom paint is of very high show quality with airbrush wood grain that is nothing less the amazing.The interior is stock all original and is in excellent condition. No cracking or fading. It is show quality. For a finishing touch painte striped style wheels were installed with redline striping. This is a very unique highly desirable wagon that can be enjoyed cruising or as a show car sure to win. You will not run across another one like it!anywhere this is one of the best wagons for sale anywhere you must see to belive a small fortune has been spent on this amazing well maintained classic since new,even the chrome around dash and a/c controls looks new.

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What a lovely Lady, Freakin Hot with the AirBrushed wood grain. They should have done this to all cars, but I understand it is probably not feasible for mass production.

Posted (edited)

Would be more interesting without the wierd customizing.

Edited by Cubical-aka-Moltar
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Yes although they over-did it just a bit with the wood. Didn't need a strip on the hood, or the stripe on the roof or the D-Pillars covered. Otherwise excellent.

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I will say that someone who ever it was is an amazing painter to have this quality of wood grain sprayed onto the car. :)

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Love it...although I prefer the body painting in the sports illustrated swimsuit edition, not on a wagon...

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