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General Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Laurie S. on June 03, 2015, 03:48:10 PM
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My 1968 coupe, Murphy, rolled off the line at the Dearborn Assembly Plant. I took ownership three days later at Spitler-Demmer Ford in Wayne, Michigan. Happy Birthday, Murphy!
(http://www.tucsonpony.com/sdiegols.jpg)
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Congratulations Laurie, on managing to hold on to Murphy for all these years. Bet Ol' Murphy could tell a lot of stories. And, I'm sure there have been a lot of changes in your life since you made that initial purchase.
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I grew up with the car. :) My father bought it for me about five months before my 16th birthday. Even took my road test for my driver's license in Murphy on my 16th birthday. I can't imagine being without that car.
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very cool. Whats the story on murphy? restored??
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Congrats on such a long, and faithful ownership of such a great friend. We did miss Murphy at the Pyramid MCA Regional in ABQ last month, hope to see him again soon.
Mike
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Happy Birthday Murphy...Looking good :)
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Murphy is Conservator #22 and we're on the second round for a trophy. I brought the car up gradually from daily driver (until 1985) to occasional driven, concours driven, and finally concours trailered. Because there were no Nationals out west when I was first showing at that level, I was forced to go to concours trailered. The exterior was repainted in 1983, and the rest has been restored bit by bit. The last major work was about 2001. Now, I just maintain what is there, but even though it's in the Conservator class, I clean, detail, and prep just as much as when it was in concours trailered.
I hated missing the Albuquerque show, but I'm headed up to the show in Loveland next month. I'm still trying to get my trailer dolly repaired so I can get my car trailer out from next to the house. What a nightmare!
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Happy Birthday! I love original owner cars. ;)
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Very cool!
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I do love that car, not sure why?
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;D
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Happy Birthday and well done on maintaining it for all those years and the years to come...