The phrase references the pursuit of locating a specific classic automobile, a 1958 Plymouth Fury, available for purchase within a geographically convenient proximity to the searcher. This involves identifying vehicles of that make, model, and year currently being offered to the public in one’s local area. This search often utilizes online marketplaces, classic car dealerships, and auction sites.
Acquiring such a vehicle can represent a significant investment, driven by factors such as historical significance, rarity, and the potential for appreciation in value. The 1958 Plymouth Fury, in particular, holds iconic status due to its association with popular culture, notably the film “Christine,” which has fueled its desirability among collectors and enthusiasts. Locating one locally streamlines the inspection and purchase processes, minimizing transportation costs and logistical complexities. It is more convenient than having to go to far away places for inspection.
