1958 Plymouth Fury Christine on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Body Type:U/K
Engine:5.2L 5212CC 318Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1958
Interior Color: Black
Make: Plymouth
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Fury
Trim: Base
Warranty: None
Drive Type: U/K
Mileage: 67,000
Exterior Color: Red
1958 Plymouth Show Car 2 year restoration just completed. Over 400 pictures documenting the entire process
Started with a clean dry original car from Georgia showing 67,000.00 miles
318 Poly engine "Semi Hemi Wideblock" with Four Speed Manual Trans, dual exhaust
Professional SHOW QUALITY PAINT AND BODY !!! Car is Torreador Red and LASER STRAIGHT
No dings, dents or scratches, not a single rock chip, NO IMPERFECTIONS.
All Chorme replated, bumpers, mirrors, emblems, antannae base, fender spears, trunk leters, mirrors
All stainless Professionally Polished including grill, headlight buckets and all moldings as well as door handles locks
All Contrasting trim such as hood molding, headlight eyebrows, tail light housing and lower grill refinished to perfection
New Interior, Headliner,Sunvisors, carpet, door panels, kick panels, and seats completely redone including frames floor coated in Lizard Skin sound deadener/insulation
Every knob and switch in interior polished and interior painted/dyed the same Torredor red as exterior
Trunk has correct mat and what I believe to be the original spare and jack.
All new weatherstripping, cat whiskers and window felts
New Windshield and all remaining glass polished before instalation. New windshield weather stripping front and rear, Solex Green tinted glass
BF GoodRich Silverton Wide White Radials on stock steel wheels with perfectly restored Dog Dish Hubcaps.
AAJ Disc Brake Conversion on front using late model GM Components.
Owners manual still in glove compartment.
Modern Sound System, nothing cut in the process, no head unit just plug your ipod or MP3 player into the amplifier. Very nice install including 1 12" subwoofer in trunk.
All new stainless steel fasteners,and the list goes on and on.
The paint and body are what truly set this car apart. This car was refinished to the best of our ability, not to a price point. You could NEVER DUPLICATE this car for the reserve. This car could win best paint at any show anywhere in the world. It is laser straight, wetsanded and buffed to perfection. The pictures as nice as they are,do not do this car justice.
I have 400 + pictures documenting the restoration more pictures available upon request.
You can e-mail your phone number if you would like to discuss the vehicle or make a serious offer. |
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