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The Sport Fury of '66 was the highest trim and feature model and was competing with the top of the line Chevrolet Impala to give the personal luxury car driver exactly what they were asking for. There is no doubt this was a great looking car and the fine people at Chrysler Motors began hitting 'home runs' in the styling and engineering departments.

One look at that sleek roof line and tidy body lines show that cars were beginning to evolve and gravitate towards aerodynamics while keeping a subtle and unassuming look. This car has had some adjustments to the exterior including shaving the door handles and removing some trim that really give it a timeless elegance while keeping with the vintage charm. Not to be outdone the interior of this Mopar has received full attention including a deep blue vinyl and blue tweed treatment that is unique but really looks nice and inviting for the next lucky driver. Just imagine yourself sliding into that bucket seat, grabbing onto that polished grant Banjo steering wheel, throwing that chrome shifter into gear and taking off all for well under $20,000.

Under the hood you will see a true Mopar classic, the legendary...

YOU DON'T SEE MANY OF THESE! 1965 Plymouth Fury III EQUIPPED WITH A NUMBERS MATCHING 318 V8 AND 727 TORQUE-FLITE TRANSMISSION. ACTUAL MILEAGE OF 66,192 AND A/C THAT WILL...

The Fury is a rare Canadian built car that was obviously very well built and has withstood the test of time. The Fury III was the top of the line trim package. For example, the Fury I was mostly used for police cars and commercial vehicles. This Fury III is a luxury sedan with a big block under the hood for performance; the best of both worlds. Here's the best piece of information, the Plymouth has just 71,111 actual miles and it shows! You could easily drive this car to a survivor show and take a medal home with you. Options on this luxury sedan include: AC, AM solid state radio, hub caps, power brakes, power steering, seat belts, radial tires, vinyl interior, and white wall radial tires. Under the hood you will find a Commando 383 CID V8 big block backed by a 727 TorqeFlite automatic transmission. Power output on the drivetrain amounts to 330 horsepower (gross) and 460 lb-ft of torque! You bet it, this torque Machine could be used to pull a yacht! Within the last 4,000 miles the Fury had the following completed: dissembled and rebuilt...

Plymouth returned the Fury to a new full -size c-body platform in the 1967- 68 model years. Many people think manufactures in the sixties were only producing big block performance vehicles for a youth minded market. However, this was not true. The family man was not lost in the performance explosion. The 1968 Plymouth Fury III is a prime example. A full- sized family car that was equipped with large power plants including a 383 cubic in. or a 440 cubic in. engine which were designed with performance in mind. This Plymouth Fury III features a 400 cubic inch B V8 4BL transplant engine bolted to a tried and true torque flight transmission. The 1968 Plymouth Fury III resulted in a family car that screams full size comfort with a touch of muscle. New government safety regulations led to many new improvements on this 1968 Plymouth Fury III convertible. Such improvements as a dual-circuit master cylinder with 11inch drum brakes. An energy absorbing steering column and steering wheel were also added for extra safety. Styling and refinement on this Fury III are highlighted by the matador red...

Under the hood of this Turquoise gem is claimed to be the numbers matching 318 CID V8 mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission with only 62,220 undocumented miles on the odometer! The exterior of this car shows well, and the paint appears to be less than 10 years old. The chrome with white trim, chrome hubcaps, and fender skirts all add to the curb appeal of this '68. Popping open the hood and you will notice this car has all of the comfort features to be driven often! Power steering, power brakes, and Air conditioning instantly add to the drivability of this '68. The interior of this Fury mixes the luxury and muscle car feel together with sporting black vinyl seats with seat belts, an AM radio, and enough room for a small family. If you are a Fury freak, want a 2...