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October 30th 07, 06:11 AM
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Chrysler 1960 300-F 2dr cnvt Blk rsfv.jpg (1/1)-C:\Documents and Settings\Owner.YOUR-BD627BBF84\My Documents\Mopar shw Oct 6 07 pt 1 of 2-210673-205
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October 30th 07, 03:43 PM
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Chrysler 1960 300-F 2dr cnvt Blk rsfv.jpg (1/1)-C:\Documents and Settings\Owner.YOUR-BD627BBF84\My Documents\Mopar shw Oct 6 07 pt 1 of 2-210673-205
"Doby" > wrote in message ... What a beautiful and historic car! Nice find Doby, and thanks. -- Paddy's Pig
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October 30th 07, 07:06 PM
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Chrysler 1960 300-F 2dr cnvt Blk rsfv.jpg (1/1)-C:\Documents and Settings\Owner.YOUR-BD627BBF84\My Documents\Mopar shw Oct 6 07 pt 1 of 2-210673-205
Yes it was a rare find. Now that the Franklin museum has moved out of Tucson and
back to New York there will be even less of these to see. In the past year of the Orphan Carshow, there have been several different Franklins up from Tucson. This one was not an Arizon find and the owners were not from Tucson all adding to the rareity of finding such an old one. (Renault looking front end caught my eye and I had to go down a couple of aisles to see what the heck it was.) On Tue, 30 Oct 2007 08:43:47 -0700, "Padraig" > wrote: >> >>"Doby" > wrote in message ... >> >> >>What a beautiful and historic car! Nice find Doby, and thanks.
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October 31st 07, 03:56 AM
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Chrysler 1960 300-F 2dr cnvt Blk rsfv.jpg (1/1)-C:\Documents and Settings\Owner.YOUR-BD627BBF84\My Documents\Mopar shw Oct 6 07 pt 1 of 2-210673-205
Oops, this message should have been on the Franklin not the 300-F.
As to the 300-F, Patraig, the 300-F's are seen quite a bit in this part of the country. The rare part is the Petty ownership. On Tue, 30 Oct 2007 12:06:58 -0700, Doby > wrote: >>Yes it was a rare find. Now that the Franklin museum has moved out of Tucson and >>back to New York there will be even less of these to see. In the past year of >>the Orphan Carshow, there have been several different Franklins up from Tucson. >>This one was not an Arizon find and the owners were not from Tucson all adding >>to the rareity of finding such an old one. (Renault looking front end caught my >>eye and I had to go down a couple of aisles to see what the heck it was.) >> >>On Tue, 30 Oct 2007 08:43:47 -0700, "Padraig" > wrote: >> >>>> >>>>"Doby" > wrote in message ... >>>> >>>> >>>>What a beautiful and historic car! Nice find Doby, and thanks.
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October 31st 07, 05:47 AM
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Chrysler 1960 300-F 2dr cnvt Blk rsfv.jpg (1/1)-C:\Documents and Settings\Owner.YOUR-BD627BBF84\My Documents\Mopar shw Oct 6 07 pt 1 of 2-210673-205
"Doby" > wrote in message
news  > Oops, this message should have been on the Franklin not the 300-F. I knew that. No prob. > > As to the 300-F, Patraig, the 300-F's are seen quite a bit in this part of > the > country. The rare part is the Petty ownership. The rare part to me is not the Petty ownership. It is the fact that there were two 4-speeds built at this is one of them. Not only that but it has the great Chrysler wire wheels. Terrific car. -- Paddy's Pig
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