Sam Griffith's Super Savoy!

[mockingbird812]

Hey Raj, welcome aboard- sounds like you appreciate and been around these beasts. My info indicates that the Milne Bros. Ply. was a '62 Fury Hardtop. What I don't know is what tranny he had, but I'll bet you it was the push button 727 . My Plymouth was the darkest blue (really a medium blue) available from the factory (I have a Ditzler Paint chart for '62 Plymouths - but can't upload it tonight for some reason). He may have painted it a darker color or worked something out with the dealership when he ordered it. I will surely check with Gordy regarding racing Bures Hall or Bob Delia.

Thanks!

So - interesting user name u got there!

[mockingbird812]

Let me try this....

[Belair62]

Sam I remember Allen Gartzman..and his wife ! He used to go to cruises at Fluky's Hot Dogs in Niles. At the time he had a63 faux Super Duty Catalina...black/red guts. Later he moved to AZ I think and aquired the only known 62 SD Grand Prix ??? I think that was it anyway. I had my 61 faux SS Impala 409 at the time.

[enio45]

Sam, great car and better in person!! Lets go for a ride
:-))

[mockingbird812]

Just got some film back from photo store (converted to CD). Playing with my photo adjustment software. I like this view of the S/S. Race trim........

[mockingbird812]

Coming at you!!!

[mockingbird812]

What is the significance of an All-American Beauty in a patriotic bathing suit to an old Chicago area Plymouth?.......................

[Xplantdad]

Is that the original owners daughter?

[PeteLeathersac]

Was she conceived in the back seat of the Savoy?.


~ Pete

[Xplantdad]

Sam...no fair leaving us "hanging"!