1959 Plymoth Fury. by blinkings
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The Plymouth Fury is a model of automobile which was produced by the Plymouth division of the Chrysler Corporation from 1956 to 1989. The Fury was introduced as a sporty, premium-priced model designed to showcase the line, with the intent to draw consumers into showrooms. I hope you guys like it!
Please zooooom for hi-res. Hey I just realized it looks like those two guys in the middle are kissing!
Comments (16)
nice car!! I post my photo on Flickr, if you like you can see them at http://www.flickr.com/photos/107293413@N04/sets/
Very pretty :)
Nice find and shot!
Now that is a shiny car lots of chrome too would take ages to clean and keep shiny :) excellent shot
She is a beauty with lots of real chrome not like the crap they make today awesome capture Andrew.
Very nice Andrew and a little similar to my latest post. Stan
Very nice capture sweet ride
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
It's drawn me in...what a beautiful car!
Nice shot! I remember well these huge "land barges" with the tons of chrome and sweeping fins. Well done
I like the aggressive front end look of these and the 1959 Dodge Custom Royal. These always look great in red of course.
Super normal size and superb in zoom.
I loved the 65 Fury, I think it's one of the hottest cars ever made. These early ones had those FINS--though I think the 59 Caddy had the biggest fins of all, plus those taillights!!
A great car! My dad had a Plymouth Sport Fury, either a '63 or a '65 as I recall. The thing I remember was that it was the hotest car he ever bought, a real screamer, and he'll never know how I made that car scream! It actually prepared me for some serious racing I did a few years later. First you have to learn about oversteer and understeer and control with all four wheels slipping. It taught me a lot!
It's 'Christine' LOL Famous from the film of the same name but I'd still have one.. Lovely shot mate Rob
A great capture of a super classic that I had forgotten it even existed. A memory is a tough thing to loose!