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The word 'fury' denotes a type of anger, inspired by the Furies, mythological creatures in Ancient Greek and Ancient Roman mythology. This car has been owned for the last 21 years and part of that time was an 8 year build. The engine and transmission was rebuilt about 9 years ago. Other notable details are a new gas tank, full polyliner between each rear leafsprings, oak laminated arm rest, oak laminated upper and lower dash center. There are restoration photos on file for this Fury. 1962 Plymouths measured seven inches shorter and up to 400 pounds lighter than the 1961s. Part of that weight-savings came from a switch to full unibody construction, without the front sub frame of 1960-1961, which made for uncommonly tight, solid cars better able to exploit the fine handling of Chrysler-s torsion-bar front suspension. The Fury range continued to offer the sedan, hardtops, convertible and wagons, and the...

This red convertible with tan interior is ready for the warmer weather. The US welcomed the 560SL just a model year earlier and it was met with remarkable success selling over 12,000 units that year. With a $48,000 price tag, the car featured a limited slip differential and a new rear suspension that paired excellently with the heavy body and new engine. This particular 560SL has a new soft top, back seat, a hard top, a new muffler, a new timing chain, a new battery and more. It-s also loaded with all the power options you-d expect from Mercedes Benz in the 80-s. This one is a...

Powering this numbers matching 80s beauty is a 5. 0 liter TPI Chevrolet small block V8. With a factory tune port injection system, Chevy hit a home run in the efficiency category of fuel injection. The TPI system was known for its short runners, allowing this car to offer both the low end torque and performance you'd expect from a V8, as well as fuel economy which often floated in the 20s, sometimes even making into the 30s! One of the reasons for this economical V8 cruiser, was the 700r4 4-speed overdrive transmission. This awesome transmission allowed for spirited first gear launches and easy fourth gear highway cruising, making this 85 Camaro for sale fun from every angle. With performance aside, the aesthetics of this 80s Chevy is what really turns heads. Don't let the awesome Beige and Brown two-tone paint scheme fool you. The louvers atop the hood and quad headlights let you know that it's all business up front. With dual exhaust and a hatchback trunk, it's definitely ready for a party in the back! Let your mullet fly as you roll down the windows blasting music from the Alpine/Pioneer aftermarket premium sound system. The power windows make it...

Custom from front to back, this piece of Blue oval history has the right amount of vintage muscle and modern panache. Powering this N-code Thunderbird is a numbers matching 429 cubic inch big block Ford V8 engine. A real ground pounder, this 385-series performance engine has torque for days! With a rumble through dual side exit exhaust, they'll be no question that this Thunderbird isn't your grandma's grocery get'er. Backed by an automatic transmission and posi rear end, planting the power to the ground couldn't be easier. Loaded with power steering and power brakes, this Thunderbird for sale is also one easy cruiser. Performance aside, the exterior is what really turns heads. The sharp Silver paint scheme combined with the black-out accents, grill, and painted to match bumpers really set this car off. The roll bar, Black racing stripes, custom wheels, and custom cowl hood add a touch of flair that gives this '68 T-bird for sale a very menacing, Mad Max vibe. The interior is simple and roomy, with Black vinyl throughout. The front buckets...

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