1964 Plymouth Sport Fury < Mopar >< Muscle Car >< Hot Rod > on 2040-cars
New Douglas, Illinois, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:318
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Red and White
Make: Plymouth
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Fury
Trim: Sport Fury
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 0
Sub Model: Sport Fury
Exterior Color: Pimer Gray
Disability Equipped: No
This Auction is for a 1964 Plymouth Sport Fury. It is a great start on a great project car. I am selling the car to fund my other projects. The car is all apart. I have two engines for the car. The 1st is the original numbers matching 318 with the factory Torque Flight transmission. All I know about the original engine is that it started knocking and it was removed and not unassembled. It is still attached to the original transmission. The other engine is a 318 poly motor that was running but is disassembled to freshen up the motor. It is all in pieces and is not assembled. I also have another Torque Flight transmission that goes with the car. I do not know the running condition of the transmissions. Most of the parts of the car are included. The parts that are missing that I know of are the Fuel tank, Sport Fury exterior emblems, center console, shifter, and the window rubber trim/seals. I have the fuel filler tube. The person I bought the car from had traded the interior of the car out. I have a full bench seat. I do not have the factory bucket seats. The problem areas in the body are mainly in the floor panels. There are rust holes in the floor boards by the rear seat and the driver side by the accelerator pedal. I have pictures of the rust, and it is all about the size of a silver dollar. There is also a small crease in the bottom of the passenger side door and a dent in the c pillar of the passenger side. I have not found any body putty in the car. I have all the glass out of the car and it is in undamaged fair condition. The trim for the car is pitted in spots but is all intact and in restorable condition. I have original pictures of the vehicle and the original bill of sale from the car dealer where the car was purchased new in Arkansas. There is a second rear end and an extra set of front suspension pieces included with the car. It has a clear Illinois title and VIN tag matches. The milage of the car is unknown. The car was originally white with blue interior. The wheels are not factory. THIS VEHICLE IS SOLD AS IS WITH NO WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED AND ALL PARTS INCLUDED ARE PICTURED. Most of the parts are in the rolling Vehicle but the glass, two motors (one disassembled), two transmissions, the extra rear end, and the front and rear bumper are out of the car and will be able to be shipped in boxes. Please inform of shipping option you have chosen after the bid is won so I can box up items accordingly. I am willing to answer any questions you have about the car and will answer any questions via e-mail or I can talk over the phone if a phone number and name is messaged to me via e mail. Please feel free to ask anything about the car as I will do my best to get you an answer quickly so the bidder can be well informed about the auction item. I will not sell item out of the country for ease of shipping or pickup.
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