Comfortable with your masculinity?

**mockingbird812** · #1 03-23-2006, 12:13 AM

Offered at the upcoming Mecum auction. Talk about opposing forces wrapped up in one tight little package.....

Rest of the story....

P.S. photo looks like the front of Barrett Jackson's store front.

nuch_ss396 · #2 03-23-2006, 01:09 AM

That was the first Mary Kay Cosmetic's Top Seller Award car!

Actually, I've never seen one before in this color.
Definately a conversation piece to say the least.

Steve

Belair62 · #3 03-23-2006, 04:26 AM

I wouldn't have a problem owning that one for sure...of course i would carry a briefcase at all times.

**Born30YrsLate** · #4 03-23-2006, 04:38 AM

Bob - you'd look right at home in a pink car...

**WILMASBOYL78** · #5 03-23-2006, 05:13 AM

Pretty in Pink....

wilma

Belair62 · #6 03-23-2006, 05:22 AM

Especially in stilettos...

69hurstSC · #7 03-23-2006, 06:46 AM

at a carshow 2 years ago my 69 road runner was parked next to a 70 superbird. we ended up small talking and he brought up that his dad used to own a dealership up in Elbow Lake, MN. low and be hold his dad and the original owner of this car had formulated that this would be the car for his wife. the fellow with the superbird had mentioned that he had a chance to buy this car in the early 80's for a price that would make us all pull our tongues off our keyboards. as we stood there talking, him leaning on his bird an myself leaning on my RR i recall a spectator telling him that it wasnt very nice that he was leaning against someones superbird. i guess people forget that these cars ars still just cars.

**TimG** · #8 03-23-2006, 05:15 PM

When I was 16 my mom was looking for a new car. We were at Nortell Olds in Chicago in February of 1972 and they had two left over 1971 Cutlass SX convertibles in their inventory. These were both 455 powered bucket seat white interior Cutlass SX cars. Since I would be driving this car also, you would think this would be a pretty neat car for a 16 year old kid and he'd be pushing his mom to get it, she liked the car very much. They were willing to cut the price drastically to move these left over 1971's. The catch; both cars were PLAYBOY PINK. I figured that I'd get hassled to no end if I showed up in High School with a pink car. We ended up with a 1972 orange 442. Anyone in the Chicago area remember these Playboy Pink 1971 Cutlass SX cars roaming the streets? I understand that Nortell Olds had ordered a few of them. One was at the Olds Nationals in Dallas a few years ago.

**Mr70** · #9 03-23-2006, 06:03 PM

I worked at a Transmission shop in the Western Burbs in 1980.There was a PlayBoy Pink 71 SX white int.Convert.w/Auto. trans.that came in needing service one day.We all thought Earl Scheib painted it for the owner,but he later said he bought it for his wife new from Nortell Olds like that.He said something about a limited production run in that color.
He told us it would be for sale once we finished,but no one there looked into it any further.

budnate · #10 03-23-2006, 06:17 PM

I painted a car that color but we didnt like the shade when we opened the can and poured a little really dark blue '70 VW color if I recall right we had on the bench in, was a killer shade of pink, had lots of compliments on it, will try to find a old pic and scan it.

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