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Look, who else has an 59 Sport Fury and is not in the showcase, yet!

Dan, don't you wanna ask?? :)


http://www.richardandkarencarpenter.com ... ection.htm
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Here's a direct link to his 59 Plymouth page: http://www.richardandkarencarpenter.com ... 20Fury.htm

Great car but what do you think of the colour Stefan :lol:

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Ron,

the colour also called my attention when I first saw the pictures. I prefer a two-tone paint with the roof painted in a different colour, but this is not original. Richards car looks all original. It seems to be a XX car (iceberg white – top and body).

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I thought I had heard he sold the car; I'm glad to see he hasn't! I mailed the fanmail address on our behalf, and asked them to forward to Richard. Let's see if he consents to join our group!

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That white on white rocks. My dream is to change mine to all white. But I just can't get up enough courage to put the sand paper to her. So she'll probably stay copper. Maybe I'll just paint the roof white and see what happens.
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sportfury1959 wrote:Look, who else has an 59 Sport Fury and is not in the showcase, yet!

http://www.richardandkarencarpenter.com ... ection.htm
Wherediditgo? I blinked, and it's gone...

Anyone know what might have happened? Or if it's going to come back?

I never did get a reply to my email, either...

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Faulkner wrote:
Wherediditgo? I blinked, and it's gone...
Yup, it's definitely gone. I thought in might have been a fluke with a domain name resolution, but it appears to have dropped off the map.

Really, really curious.

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sportfury1959 wrote:Ron,

the colour also called my attention when I first saw the pictures. I prefer a two-tone paint with the roof painted in a different colour, but this is not original. Richards car looks all original. It seems to be a XX car (iceberg white – top and body).

Stefan
Stefan,

You are wrong about not beeing original with two-tone colour. Check the options booklet I mailed you and you will see that two-tone was a factory option for $16.95 8) Those were the days!

By the way, my Sport Fury was originally a XX car but it was red and white when I bought it. We have had discussions about what colour to give it when it will be repainted (hopefully soon!) but we decided to stick with the non-original red and white.

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Ron,

caught me! You’re right. But after all what does it matter. The most combinations are very, very beautiful. XX or not, I think red and white is very beautiful and gives the car some extra power (in appearance). In the first time after repainting my car I regretted that I chose this color but after a while I liked it again. Well, it’s a matter of taste…….

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Ron,

caught me! You’re right. But after all what does it matter. The most combinations are very, very beautiful. XX or not, I think red and white is very beautiful and gives the car some extra power (in appearance). In the first time after repainting my car I regretted that I chose this color but after a while I liked it again. Well, it’s a matter of taste…….

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I ddin't get to see the car.. Richanrd had a blue version, as seen in some automobile books, but it came up for and sold on Ebay some years ago.
I gather that the one just seen was white on white..( I think I have an XX ID tag somewhere). I gues he could have owned more than one..
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My sysadmin was able to rig up an entry to the actual web host in our DNS (domain name server), so I can access the site from work. But it's no longer published worldwide... And I get bounces on the email to the same domain too. I inquired of the webmaster, and this is the reply I got:
From: Becky Blake Boxberger
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 11:49 AM
To: Morton, Dan
Subject: Re: Whassup with the Carpenter's domain?

Hi Dan,

There has been a change in personnel at Mr. Carpenter's office. I am no longer managing the website.

Sorry, but I can't explain the problem with the emails.

Have a great day,
Becky
Ooh! Intrigue...

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End of story... I guess

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Well, apparently the first email I sent -- before the website went south -- went through. Here's the reply:
-----Original Message-----
From: Morriscove@xxx.xxx [mailto:Morriscove@xxx.xxx]
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 3:03 PM
Subject: Re: Richard's '59 Sport Fury


Dan,

Thank you so much for writing. Great website. Richard enjoyed his visit. He loves to look at cars.

As far as sharing or linking I am afraid we cannot accommodate. Please feel free to recommend our site, but we have a policy when it comes to such requests.

I hope you understand.

Alana
Personal Assistant to Richard Carpenter
:cry: Well, I don't really understand... :cry:
Dan
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