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[Wheelman75]

Since I drew one for D4: Russia, I figured I'd post some pictures of the different cars. They all used the same body, just different grille & headlight setups.

1975-76 Dodge Coronet: http://www.andycam.no/albums/hwypatrol/IMG_3682-02.jpg
1975-76 Plymouth Fury: http://imcdb.org/images/055/391.jpg
1977-78 Dodge Monaco: http://cache.jalopnik.com/assets/resour ... Frt_LH.jpg
1977-78 Plymouth Fury: http://images30.fotki.com/v465/photos/4 ... 1161832979

[Wheelman75]

UPDATE: In 1977, the rear blinkers (which were closest to the license plate) were changed from red to amber:

1975-76 rear end: http://imcdb.org/images/171/437.jpg
1977-78 rear end: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File: ... Fury_2.JPG

[PostalDude]

f***ing beautiful cars. f**k Top Gear for making fun of the Fury.

[Wheelman75]

They did? I heard Top Gear had a reputation for dissing certain American cars, but I never knew they dissed the Fury. Was it this same generation?

[PostalDude]

Indeed. A scene where that pretty boy f**k Clarkson was driving a Ariel Atom and a had a Fury chasing him.Of course they made it so it kept spinning out or losing him,when it would actually f**k the Ariel up.

[Driver of DOOM]

I'm sure its a nice car, but could that much american muscle really "f**k" the superlight & powerful atom?

[Wheelman75]

Indeed. A scene where that pretty boy f**k Clarkson was driving a Ariel Atom and a had a Fury chasing him.Of course they made it so it kept spinning out or losing him,when it would actually f**k the Ariel up.

I remember seeing that one. I think it was actually a Monaco, though. I bet Clarkson even bribed the cops to lose him.

[PostalDude]

Yeah,it was a Monaco. Mistake on my part.