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"Full of the sound of the Gran Fury, signifying nothing." (granfury) 08/30/2018 at 15:46 • Filed to: None

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Sorry about the crappy potato pic, but I was driving at the time:

Pontiac Parisienne 

Ash78, voting early and often > Full of the sound of the Gran Fury, signifying nothing. 08/30/2018 at 15:58

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NOT on 26" rims? That’s the real unicorn!

lone_liberal > Full of the sound of the Gran Fury, signifying nothing. 08/30/2018 at 16:02

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My grandfather had a Parisienne wagon. He was long past having kids to tote around at that point so I’m not sure why other than he liked him some large cars.  

Long_Voyager, Now With More Caravanny Goodness > Full of the sound of the Gran Fury, signifying nothing. 08/30/2018 at 16:12

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There’s a guy locally that seems to collect these. He has 3 of them last I drove past his place. Him, his wife, and his son drive them daily.

Full of the sound of the Gran Fury, signifying nothing. > lone_liberal 08/30/2018 at 16:14

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I can understand where your grandfather is coming from. E ver since I was in high-school I’ve liked minivans, buying my first, a VW Vanagon, when I was in college. 30+ years later I’m still driving a minivan (Mazda5 6MT) by choice after years of BMW, Porsche and MBZs , even though I don’t have any kids (to the best of my knowledge...)

I don’t need a minivan, but I like having one.

lone_liberal > Full of the sound of the Gran Fury, signifying nothing. 08/30/2018 at 16:32

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Having owned a minivan as a single guy with no kids I get that but t he strange thing is that before the Parisienne he wasn’t a wagon guy. He had a string of big Plymouth sedans, including an ex-State Patrol car with a thumping 440, paired with pickups. I can understand him abandoning Plymouth when Chrysler went all K-car but I would have thought he would have done a full-sized sedan. Nope, two big wagons. The Parisienne and a Roadmaster.   

shop-teacher > Full of the sound of the Gran Fury, signifying nothing. 08/30/2018 at 17:11

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Gib!