Wow, Paul, first your car was 1-of-3, exported
to Mayheecoe, then it was found "in a field, in Penna"?? How many cars,
"like this-guy", have y'all ever found, lying-around, in rust-free PA?
It's a long way, a fur-piece, to Tiparrarie(sp), too. Did the car BELONG
to anyone, when it was "discovered", in that field (of dreams: sorry)
Speaking of providential occurrences, does your car have a Paint/Trim
plate, a Broadcast Sheet, a factory Build-card, or, even, PHOTOS of its
"as-discovered" appearance?
Can anyone 'here' (Bill W.?) confirm whether the CAN-Dodge had a
non-"Plymouth"-badged
grille, and 'special' chrome-fender-trim, that Paul's car would NOT
have?
Can anyone 'confirm' the various option/item "descriptions", that Paul
provides? It's already been 'confirmed' that the car has an after-market
45rpm record player, & not a "HiWay HiFy"-----eg: I didn't know that
the "mirror-matic" was available in 1961.
Does anyone recognize the upholstery-patterns? I know that another of
Paul's trademarks is beautifully-done seats, but in "over-padded"
execution. He also is a fan of 15" wire wheels, & cross-rams.
Has anyone ever seen, before, the pretty rear above-bumper
'finish-panel' ?
It's a gorgeous car; no question about that, & I DO like the PLY grille,
on a Polara!
One reason I don't enjoy magic shows, is I don't like being 'fooled'.
Neil Vedder
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