If I was shopping for a new car in 1966, this is probably what would go through my head. My opinion would be that although the car is clean, it seems a little boring. I'm nothing further against it, in fact I like Mercurys. Most likely I would've took the two-door Chrysler for that year, ( THIS MERCURY's COMPETITOR ). I probably would have leaned toward the 300.
A friend of mine's father owned one of these in the late '60's. I liked it so much that I bought the model car kit (AMT) and built it. Liked the 2 4-BBL carbs that came with the kit. Wonder if that was a real option. BTW, his was a 4-door HT.
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Hmmm...it has lots of "Chrysler" in it. I wonder if the designer left and then designed the late 60's, early 70's Newport and Fury.
McGarrett "Hawaii 5-0" cruiser all the way!
I specially like its design. It still looks good. I love all the old-school cars and want to customize them :) Nice car!
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Love the grain on the photos, I agree with the first Anon.
If I was shopping for a new car in 1966, this is probably what would go through my head. My opinion would be that although the car is clean, it seems a little boring. I'm nothing further against it, in fact I like Mercurys. Most likely I would've took the two-door Chrysler for that year, ( THIS MERCURY's COMPETITOR ). I probably would have leaned toward the 300.
A friend of mine's father owned one of these in the late '60's. I liked it so much that I bought
the model car kit (AMT) and built it. Liked the 2 4-BBL carbs that came with the kit. Wonder
if that was a real option. BTW, his was a 4-door HT.
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