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- 1. #260 - DET - 1957 Ford Fairlane 500
- 2. 1958 Plymouth Belvedere - Christine - Old Start - Cold Start
- 3. 1958 Plymouth with exhaust (car with exhaust.)
- 4. Sheriff Cars Lake County Plymouth 1957 Ford Model A 1928
#260 - DET - 1957 Ford Fairlane 500
For sale in our Detroit location is this gorgeous 1957 Ford Fairlane 500. This 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 has a full restoration and is a true piece of art . In 1957 the ...
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luke poulton
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on 02 Jul 2014
What are those exhaust pipes called? They look mean!
CCCP Digital Studio
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on 28 Aug 2015
+luke poulton Delta Wing.
1958 Plymouth Belvedere - Christine - Old Start - Cold Start
Not REALLY a cold start but Christine's been sitting for a while because the weather was quite bad, lots of rain...and she doesn't like to get wet! After fixing some ...
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AudioMobil
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on 21 Oct 2013
57er und 58er Plymouth sind auf den ersten Blick größtenteils identisch.
Die Unterschiede beschränken sich auf wenige Details. Scheinwerfer,
Rückleuchten, Kotflügel, Kühlergrill, Embleme von Motorhaube und
Kofferraumdeckel weichen ab, die seitlichen Zierstreifen sind auch anders,
ebenso das Muster des "Dekor" von Tacho und Armaturenbrett. Die
Fahrgestellnummern sind auch unterschiedlich aufgebaut. Die Motoren und
Getriebe sind auch teilweise unterschiedlich, wenn auch minimal.
Pascal Mössinger
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on 21 Oct 2013
guten tag also erst mal geiles Auto also ich häte da ne frage ist diese
Christine ein umgebauter 57er Plymouth als 58er oder war es schon ein 58er
und wen nicht was muss da alles umgebaut werden damit der 57er wie ein 58er
aussieht danke schon mal im voraus :)
AudioMobil
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on 26 Oct 2012
I recently got a much better front bumper which already had holes for
bumper wings. Since the chrome on my front wings came out nicely after some
polishing I decided to put them on. The rear ones are too rusty so I will
probably leave it like that for now.
AudioMobil
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on 26 Oct 2012
Vielleicht, weil von den bisher schon über 200 Aufrufen nur 30 aus
deutschsprachigen Ländern kamen und der Rest der Welt mit einer deutschen
Beschreibung eher wenig anfangen kann?
Fradias11
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on 25 Oct 2012
Very nice! I see you alrady have the bumper wings on the front bumper? Or
am I seeing wrong? Anyway.... she runs very good... I hope to see even more
vids of it later :)
rareblues78daddy
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on 10 Feb 2015
You shouldn't rev the engine that hard until it's nice and warm. Don't
forget, you're pushing cold oil through that motor. *Not* good for it.
Micha8150
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on 04 Nov 2012
beautiful car man and greetings from southwest Germany ...Sehr geiles Teil,
hätt ich auch gern ;-)
ProdatronKITT
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on 25 Oct 2012
Wow, Du hast endlich das H-Kennzeichen, herzlichen Glückwunsch!!! :-)
Andrew Miller
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on 29 Jun 2013
Beautiful car man but I thought Christine was a Fury
Ju li
commented
on 21 Oct 2012
Warum schreibst du es nicht auf Deutsch?
Fabrício Geraldo
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on 18 Oct 2012
Christine Forever ♥♥
1958 Plymouth with exhaust (car with exhaust.)
Sheriff Cars Lake County Plymouth 1957 Ford Model A 1928
The same deputy in Lake County Florida drove the 57 when new, and now owns it, fully restored! This is a Savoy, stripped as one would be for police work, and ...
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Jack R
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on 21 Mar 2011
@XboobtubeX Hey, Bob! Yes, that is amazing...very fundamental lighting..but
the high speed interstate highways were just getting started at this point,
and I'm assuming that most speeding tickets were more in line with Barney
Fife's domain. Minimalist was enough to get the job done. Thanks! :) Jack
Jack R
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on 20 Aug 2011
@pippo702 Hey, Andrea! It is very seldom that we see cars of this era in
their police dress! A constable is an old term for a sheriff deputy...here
in Florida they have county wide law enforcement responsibilities. Cities
may have their own police force. Thanks! :) Jack
Jack R
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on 24 Mar 2011
@1968DodgePolara This car has to be a rare one...you make very good points
as to why most original police cars didn't survive...rust was a problem for
all Mopars at the time, and the rough nature of police work would almost
make them disposable! Thanks! :) Jack
Jack R
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on 21 Mar 2011
@monarch1957 Hey, Barry! That was very true in the "rust belt" of northeast
U.S....Chrysler products of this vintage were particularly prone to
rusting..rocker panels, wheel wells and the area of the fender right behind
the headlights. Thanks! :) Jack
cheddyrod
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on 21 Mar 2011
You don't see many 57 Plymouths around now. Back in the day I used to see
lots of these, but usually they were in my rear view mirror with that red
cherry blinking. The 57s had quite bad rusting problems so it is nice to
see one in such good shape.
XboobtubeX
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on 21 Mar 2011
2 nice cars jack...hard to imagine that 1 little red bubble is all that was
needed on police cars back in the day. seems people's eyesight has gotten
worse over the years with all the lights the police cars have on them today.
1968DodgePolara
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on 22 Mar 2011
Man look at that a very Rare original 57 Fury Police Car not a Clone like
most of them. Most of these Originals were crashed worn out abused over
driven ended up in bone yards. Nice see a survivor still around.
Jack R
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on 21 Mar 2011
@cheddyrod Hey, Chester! Indeed..these were common, and commonly used by
police departments. Too bad the rust demons were so hard on them...it has
narrowed the population of these collectibles! Thanks! :) Jack
torjusb
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on 21 Mar 2011
I bet he has had many passangers in the back over the years;) And it's good
too see he has taken care of his nice old police car, you just don't see
them anymore.............. Apart from museeums.........
Jack R
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on 21 Mar 2011
@torjusb Hey, Torjus! I bet he did have lots of passengers..and I'm sure
they did not enjoy the ride! Too bad, with its torsion bar suspension! I
agree you don't see many of these around! Thanks! :) Jack
pippo702
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on 20 Aug 2011
I love police cars..ma favourites are the ones from the 70s but this
Plymouth is great too! Just a question Jack: what kind of police is
"constable"? Thanks..
Jack R
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on 30 Sep 2012
Hey, Randy! I know, I videoed it again! Too bad it wasn't the real
thing...but very close, I'd say..not much change between 57 and 58. Thanks!
:) Jack
Drewerz01
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on 21 Mar 2011
I Love Classic & Vintage Police Cars, Jack :D ... The '57 Plymouth is one
of my favourite cars of all time, especially the Fury .... Art work!
Jack R
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on 22 Mar 2011
@tropicjester12 I looked up the cars at a website IMCDbdotorg...2 came
up...57 Plymouth Belvedere and a two door Chevy 150. Thanks! :) Jack
Jack R
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on 22 Mar 2011
@drewerz01 Hey, Mike! Glad you like..and this 57 is in great condition...I
agree...artwork! Thanks! :) Jack
monarch1957
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on 21 Mar 2011
A real survivor they were prone to rust in our part of the country as they
use so much salt on the roads.
Randy Gardner
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on 30 Sep 2012
It's not a real cop car mr griffins Was a 58 belvedere he said it wasn't
real it was at the show today.
Chris Hanson
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on 21 Mar 2011
anyone remember the cop car in the movie California Kid?
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