1972 Plymouth Fury Sport Suburban

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  1. 72KingswoodEstate

    72KingswoodEstate Well-Known Member

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    Great job! It really looks good, it has the original look to it! (y)

    Enjoy it! I cannot wait to get mine on the road as well!
     
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    Beautiful!!


    Let's see more!!!!!!
     
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    looking good, very nice
     
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    Stunning really.

    mike
     
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    Nice weather at end of the day today in Lake Two Mountains, Quebec. Photoshoot with my neighbor Paul :

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    Beautiful!!!

    Congrats!

    Spectacular wagon - you've done wonders in helping it emerge from its extended hibernation! :2_thumbs_up_-_anima
     
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    Nice photos! Sunset is one of those magic times of the day, along with sunrise, for lighting.
     
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    Woodgrain was replaced a few years ago by the Spartan Woodgrain (JC Whitnney)....The old woodgrain was in very bad shape and i did extensive research to find this was "at the time" the best replacement that could be found...All of my pictures taken by two professional photographer that are regularly published in national canadian/us car magazines...I have an extensive wish list of cars and keep cars for a maximum of 2 years...
     
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    Apart from that for minivans and late model Wagoneer Limiteds/Cherokee Briarwoods, I'm not aware of any woodgrain that was ever reproduced for Mopars. You could get a more authentic look (and perhaps greater durability) with airbrushing or the woodgraining process used for dashboards of the '30s & '40s, but at a very substantially higher cost.

    It would make a great companion for my '72 T&C (same color). It's too bad I can't sync my lottery hits with your 2 year cycle. Of course, since my max lottery win so far has been $7, I guess it's a moot point.

    Hope it's new owner takes as good care of it as you have.
     
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