$32,995
1963 PLYMOUTH FURY. 426 MAX WEDGE. DUEL 4 BARREL CARBURETORS. 4 SPEED. THIS CAR ORIGINALLY CAME WITH A 361 ENGINE @ AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. THIS PLYMOUTH FURY WAS OWNED BY A GUY THAT OWNED A SPEED SHOP IN CALIFORNIA. HE RE-BUILT THIS 426 MAX WEDGE ENGINE, ADDED A FEW HIGH PERFORMANCE PARTS.
$22,900
Worldwide Vintage Autos is one of the largest classic automobile consignment dealerships in the world. With over 200 vehicles in stock spanning over 80,000 square feet, we have what you are looking for! We provide top tier service for both online buyers and in-person transactions. Stemming
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Few cars scream horsepower better than the mid-60s Mopars. Taking a full-sized hardtop like this 1966 Plymouth Fury III and dropping a strong V8 under the hood makes for entertaining performance, and the industrial-strength look and blacked-out paint treatment leave no question that this is
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A 1964 Plymouth Fury hardtop with a mean red-on-red presentation and an even meaner 440 V8 under the hood. this is what Mopar dreams are made of.
$11,495
1968 Plymouth Fury III, 4dr Sedan Hardtop 318 Cu in/5.2L V8 Engine with 2bbl Carburetor with Automatic Transmission with Power Steering and No Power Brakes. Insured and Registered. I have owned this car since 2019. My intent was not to fully restore it to the original or showroom condition,
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This 1965 Plymouth Fury III convertible is the kind of classic that we\'re all on the lookout for. With V8 power, original colors, and Mopar\'s historically low production numbers – only 5,524 produced in \'69 – this is a terrific way to get an affordable and distinct drop top.
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Here\'s the car for those who wants a bit of fun with their classics. This 1978 Plymouth Fury is a real-deal police car. It has been restored to a high standard everywhere you look – right down to the original 440 V8. So this one knows how to tell its story correctly, and there\'s even
$10,495
1969 Plymouth Fury III 318/727 Driven weekly between 5-30 miles Edelbrock intake, edelbrock 650cfm 4bbl (Have original intake and carb/linkage) 2.5\' headers to x pipe to black widow neighbor haters Little rust mainly on the back window frame No tears on headliner Could use a carb tune but
$34,500
Initially, the creation of the Plymouth Fury in 1956 was to demonstrate the excellent abilities of the Plymouth division and to produce an automobile that was not only stunning, but one that would gather crowds. The Fury model was very popular with police forces as the car had top performance
$13,500
Stk#052 1971 Plymouth Fury II This 4-door is painted Tawny Gold metallic paint with chrome bumpers. The grill, drivers outside mirror, door handles, drip rail moldings, body side moldings, emblems, hubcaps, whitewall tires, wipers, glass, rubber & felt, window trim, side marker lights, hood
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Few cars scream horsepower better than the mid-60s Mopars. Taking a full-sized hardtop like this 1966 Plymouth Fury III and dropping a big block V8 under the hood makes for entertaining performance, and the industrial-strength look and low key paint job leave no question that this is a car
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Calling all Plymouth purists. Here is a very fine, and very original example of a \'64 Fury. It has been nicely restored and will attract plenty of attention on cruise nights as well as at car shows where it is likely to gather up a shelf full on trophies. Check it out.
$32,500
1971 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Introduced in 1965 as the top model in Plymouth\'s mid-size Belvedere line, the Plymouth Satellite used Chrysler\'s mid-size B platform. The Satellite was available with the newly optional \'Street Hemi\' engine in 1966. This engine came to compete with the
$22,000
1965 Plymouth Sport Fury Hardtop There once was a time when the Chrysler Corporation was number two in sales, ahead of the formerly #1 Ford brand. However, a number of business miscalculations have forced Chrysler to be on the brink of disaster numerous times in its history. One of Chrysler\'s
$74,995
This 1960 Plymouth Fury Convertible exemplifies the \"Forward Look\" design, with its large tail fins and futuristic interior. Initially debuting in the middle of 1956 as a midyear addition to the top-of-the-line Belvedere models, the Fury was conceived as a high-performance sports coupe with
$19,995
1969 Just felt like the right year to own a Plymouth Fury convertible. This year kicked off a new design that would be one of the largest and most imposing road-owning looks ever. Wide headlights, crisp fender tops, and a blocky stance gave the fifth-generation Plymouth Fury an instant presence.
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You\'re really going to dig this 1963 Plymouth Fury convertible. A rare Mopar classic, it offers a bright blue-on-blue paint job, a strong 426 bog block motor, and an imposing look that practically screams industrial strength performance. With only 654 miles on the build, this droptop has many
$49,900
GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this 1963 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible for your consideration. This Sport Fury comes suiting a Dark Blue exterior paint with a Black top over a clean Blue interior. Powering this Plymouth is a 318 motor, but has been stroked to a 390ci making 375hp paired
$44,495
1959 Plymouth Fury Convertible Copper on copper,comes with 361cubic inch motor.roller kit,polished & ported heads.also has interior kit do not have top or carpet. Car is solid with \'min\' rust. Resto mod or classic. Please Note The Following **Vehicle Location is at our clients home and Not
$29,995
With just over 37,000 miles showing on the odometer, this ’67 Fury convertible benefited from many years garaged in the sunny and mild environment of southern California. The body is laser straight down the sides, the panel gap and fitment are also spot on. The beautiful exterior restoration
