1967 Plymouth Fury Sport 6.3l-survivor/only 42,750 Original Miles-running on 2040-cars
Spokane, Washington, United States
No Reserve! For sale is a 1967 Plymouth Sport Fury. This is a running project car, needs restoration. This car has 42,750 original miles. It has a 383 Commando Engine with a 2 Barrel Carb. Some things have already been done on this car. It has new points and plugs, runs really smooth. Have put new brakes all around, drums turned and a new master cylinder. Comes with a new carpet kit, an extra trunk lid and bumper. Has the plate under the hood that holds the warranty card. Have the original owners manual. This car is a survivor, low miles and complete. Top needs restoration. Please see all pictures for areas of rust. . Front seats need to be redone, back seat okay, and headliner needs work. Winning bidder will pay by Cashiers check within 7 days to be mailed to me before car is released to whoever is picking it up. Pickup only, you must arrange the pickup of the vehicle. Thank you for looking Paint is original, has never been repainted.
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