Original 1967 Plymouth Fury Iii Sedan ,local Estate Car ,one Owner From New . on 2040-cars
Livonia, New York, United States
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Here is a clean 1967 Fury III sedan. It came from a local estate ,not on the road since 1988. The car runs starts and runs quiet as a mouse. The body is very clean and the underside as well. The tires were new when put away years ago. The interior looks nice ,with a minor split on the front set where the stitching has come apart. The headliner is excellent. The floor carpets are very clean. The glass is all good and is shaded. The radio plays am/and fm . Everything works on the dash!The brakes work with a hard pedal. I looked under the mat in the trunk and its all solid. The miles on this car is guaranteed to be original and correct. The car still has its original keys. The trim on the car is all in good condition. The bumpers are straight!. The phone number of the original owners grandson will be provided if asked for, so you can get more info on the car . It was his grandmothers car! This car has had very good care and not driven in the winters. The car is located in Livonia NY ,30 miles south of Rochester NY. This will make a super driver for someone that wants a original car that doesn't need much. Call Mike with questions at 585 738 1541 or mawest729 at gmail.com Thank you
On Feb-12-14 at 18:33:26 PST, seller added the following information: The paint on this car is much better than it appears in the photos. I backed the car out to wash and take pics and the wash water was freezing faster than I could wipe the car down. Ive added 12 more pictures and if there is a view you want call me and supply email and I will send them direct to you! Ive had this car on the lift and besides usual scale and grease (because its never been cleaned or detailed for a collector car) the underside is great! The quarters, rockers and fenders are rust free and never been worked. This car is a true old lady car and never had the bees run out of like most old cars after it was old and unfashionable. It sat..... Email questions |
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