1967 Plymouth Sport Fury Iii Fast Back 383 Hp on 2040-cars

Here is a very unique car, quite possibly the only one like it especially given the fact it's a fast back model. The build sheets were faded and all but gone but the fender tag is there and demonstrates the many options.   The Mileage reads 43,781 and I was told it's the right mileage but when I got the title it read exceeded, the guy swears it's a mistake but after talking to the DMV the mistake happened when it went from first guy to the man I got it from and that man is no longer with us and it's too much trouble to even try to fix it  so it's being sold as exceeded its mechanical limits.

  I sent away to the Chrysler Historical Society and got a copy of the IBM punch card from which the build sheet and fender tag were made. The Chrysler Historical Society also prepared a Production Report for this vehicle and I have posted a photo of it. If you notice that in the Model line this car is marked special. I am told that this was a special order car and everyone that has looked at it all have indicated that it is one of the most unique cars they have ever saw in regards to the options on this car.  All the options are on this car and intact, the economy gauge mounted in the console even works along with the read defog.  The AC comes on as it should and you can see bubbles in the sight glass but it does not cool. 

  The body on this car is in very good condition, there is very minimal rust, please look closely at the pictures, I have posted pictures of areas that typically rust and this car has not.  There is  bondo in the car, it can be found on all four corners and it's from dents  not rust.  The old man just did not aim this thing very well as years went on.

The only things that I am aware that are not original to the car is the rims,  carburetor ( it has a new one that works very well)  the air cleaner and the valve covers. 

I bought the car from a elderly man who purchased it from the estate of the original owner. This man and his grandson started to take the trim and emblems off (I have all trim and emblems) so they could have it painted and the grandson squirted paint around on the car. They also removed the vinyl top and painted it black. The car was in very good shape under the vinyl.  The car runs good and all the gauges work, this means factory gauges and the aftermarket ones. There are new coil over rear shocks on it and new dual exhaust. Both front 4-piston brake calipers have been rebuilt.  Also the front seat are completely redone by a very reputable street rod shop and new carpet was installed (not the 99.00 cheap crap either)   I would not be afraid to take this car out on the interstate and go. I have driven the car around town with no problems.  BUT please remember this is NOT a restored and its 47 years old car.  Take a look at the pictures, they tell the tale.

This car is being sold as is with warrant expressed or implied.