Plymouth vs Maverick.

Discussion in 'General Maverick/Comet' started by greasemonkey, Apr 18, 2020.

  1. greasemonkey

    greasemonkey Burnin corn

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    Pretty cool sales propaganda.
     
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    Acornridgeman MCCI Wisconsin State Rep Moderator Supporting Member

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    Watched the whole thing ............ it is pretty cool.

    I wonder why Maverick was excluded from the 5/50 program?
     
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    Episode of the Twilight Zone.
     
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    I like Mavericks (obviously) but yeah, the Duster was a better value.
     
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    There are several different ads like that on YouTube. Pretty cool even if it's just to see the specs on different models.
     
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    I was honestly surprised that Duster was a main competitor. Dusters are just bigger and they had a few sub-models.
     
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    Pretty cool ad, I remember my dad saying that he would never own maverick because it was to small, we had 8 in the family.
     
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    The presentation was factual. My first new car was 70 Maverick with a 200 ci 6 and three on the column. Loved that car enough that later in life I owned a 1971 302 ci Maverick, a 1972 Comet and the 1973 I own today. Back in the day I had a friend with a 71 Duster automatic with the 225 slant six. That car blew me away in a street drag race. I loved the looks of the Duster and a few years later ended up buying a bright red 1971 with a 318 and a three speed floor shift as a second car (my other car was a 72 Vega GT. My only complaint was that the Duster had a lot of creaks and rattles. I was in the Army and short of money so I sold the Plymouth to my brother. The Duster certainly had a great deal more trunk space and back seat room.
     
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    I tend to like bigger cars. The Maverick is the smallest I'd ever want to go...
     
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