1972 Plymouth Fury Sport Suburban Brougham

They could sell those '54-'55 Olds Fippers to someone who really needs them and they'd probably pay this seller enough to RE-PAINT, AAARRRGGGHHHH, MY EYEZ, MY EYEZ Pink 'n Gray waz good back in the early-mid '50s but only on Shirtz, Argyle Sox, 'N Fuzzy Dice

 

I actually like the wide whites, but don't like the wheels at all. Personally, and unimaginatively, I like spoke or turbine wheels on most vehicles. I have also always liked two-tone just as much as single-tone paint jobs, but only when the colors ARE not insulting to the senses. Nonetheless, I have not doubt that there is some one out there that would look at this paint scheme and squeal with glee... but not me

 

Ow! My eyes, my eyes!

 

FM1 Panther Pink was the Dodge code and name for the darker pink. Moulon Rouge was the Plymouth name for the same color. It was available on A- and B-body cars in 1970, and not at all available on later cars, and certainly not on the big C-body cars like this Plymouth.

The first-year RoadRunner was available in many colors, not just the two you mentioned. Sometimes, the Interwebz are just so full of utter misinformation and plain ol' BS.

 

I think this wagon would look 100% better just by painting over the light pink areas with silver Plastidip (yes, they do have an aluminum silver plastidip spray now, and gallons coming soon for shooting with a Wagner), and putting more appropriate hubcaps on it. The Pepto Pink can be re-shot later in maroon or something.

 

Tar and feathers does wonders also

 

Yeah but doing that to the person that painted this poor wagon like this won't help the wagon.

 

Another dose of Pepto-Bismol - doctor's orders.

http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/carsforsale/plymouth/fury/1676071.html

 

I'm a big fan of the '72 Sport Suburban, and, frankly, I think this one is just a complete travesty. But it's so ridiculous, I just can't help laughing when I see it.

They're putting this up for auction in the land of the Auburn, Cord, and Duesenberg, and they're estimating it will sell for $8K to $11K.

Was P.T. Barnum born in Auburn?

 

The pink two tone color looks like a MARY KAY COSMETIC WAGON.And those wheel cover? ? ? Yes, it must be a CIRCUS wagon!