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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...

ALL ORIGINAL CAR IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. THIS CAR DRIVES EXCELLENT AND THE FLATHEAD SIX RUNS VERY SMOOTHLY. THE...

This 1973 Mopar has a new coat of metallic Green paint and new Road Runner decals that are set off by the great stance and American Racing wheels. Under the hood you will find a 360 CID V8 engine that was rebuilt paired to a 3-speed automatic transmission. Inside you will find the matching green interior with new carpet and front seat that has been recently reupholstered. The stock stereo has been upgraded to a modern radio with Bluetooth so that you can cruise listening to your favorite tunes and actually hear them over the great sounding rumble of the big Mopar engine. The car has been here with its current owner for a few years and was purchased from the West Coast. Options on this 1973 Plymouth include: AM/FM radio...

Keep reading if you want to add a fun little cruiser to your car collection. This car does not feel like it's 57 years old going down the road. The Valiant was one of the Big Three's new compacts at the time, and it helped keep the automaker's sales up during what might have been lean years. Well-styled and fun-to-drive, the Valiant offered the desirable combination of simplicity and economy. Powered by the durable Slant Six engine, Plymouth's Valiant was an economical alternative to the larger, thirstier cars of the era. With reasonable care, these cars delivered many thousands of miles of trouble-free driving. Signets remained the brightest and sportiest of the Valiant lineup, with additional chrome accents inside and out, plus unique wheel covers and all-vinyl bucket-seat interiors. A power top was optional for this convertible instead of the standard manual affair. The owner...

This vintage vehicle boasts a captivating blue exterior that complements its refined gray cloth interior, offering a timeless look that will undoubtedly turn heads wherever you go. Under the hood, you'll find a reliable I6 engine paired with a manual transmission, delivering an authentic driving experience that true classic car enthusiasts will appreciate. This Plymouth Deluxe is equipped with an AM radio, providing tunes for your nostalgic journeys on the open road. The cloth interior offers a comfortable and inviting cabin, ensuring that both driver and passengers can enjoy every ride. Modern radial tires provide a smoother ride compared to the original bias-ply tires, improving both handling and comfort during your travels. Safety is not overlooked in this classic beauty, as it comes fitted with seatbelts, a...