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1963 Plymouth Fury on 2040-cars

Year:1963 Mileage:3000
Location:

Elkhorn, Wisconsin, United States

Elkhorn, Wisconsin, United States

YOUR BIDDING ON A 1963 PLYMOUTH FURY,CAR IS GOOD CONDITION OVER ALL,NOT A SHOW CAR BUT A VERY NICE DAILY DRIVER,THERE HAS BEEN ALLOT OF WORK DONE ON THE CAR ,ONLY BODY WORK DONE WAS TO THE PASS. SIDE FLOOR IT WAS REPLACED,,OTHER THAN THAT IS ALL ORG. METAL,BODY IS STRAIGHT & UNDERSIDE IS CLEAN,PAINT IS ABOUT A 7 OUT OF 10,BELOW IS A LIST OF THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN DONE TO IT,,,HAVE OWNERS MANUAL ,ONLY THING THAT DOESN'T WORK IS THE DASH CLOCK,,,FACTORY GAUGES WORK

 

 NEW CRATE 360 FROM MOPAR PERFORMANCE  WITH HOLLEY 4 BARREL CARBRATOR

NEW EDELBROCK ALUMINUM INTAKE

MOPAR DUAL HORN AIR CLEANER

MICKEY THOMPSON VALUE COVERS

NEW DISTRIBUTOR

REPLACED THE ENGINE WIRING HARNESS

NEW BATTERY

NEW ALUMINUM RADIATOR

NEW ALUMINUM FLEX FAN

NEW MR. GASKET POLISHED ALUMINUM OVER FLOW UNIT

ALL NEW BRAKES,BRAKE HOES,BRAKE HARDWARE,WHEEL CYLINDERS AND MASTER CYLINDERS

REBUILT POWER STEERING BOX

NEW TIRES AND WHEELS    ( NEW BFG T/A'S FRONT & REAR,NEW AMERICAN RIMS ALL AROUND )

NEW AIR SHOCKS IN THE FRONT

NEW GAS SHOCKS IN THE REAR

727 TRANSMISSION WITH TAIL SHIFT CONVERSION TO SLIP YOKE AND COMPLETE REBUILD FROM IDAHO TRANSMISSION

LOCAR KICK DOWN CABLE

NEW CARPET

NEW HEADLINER

NEW FLOOR MATS

NEW TRUCK MAT

NEW GRANT STEERING WHEEL AND HORN BUTTON

FRONT SEATS ARE FROM A 77 ROADRUNNER

NICE STOCK REAR SEAT WITH SEAT BELTS

REPLACED PASS.SIDE FLOOR  ( HAVE PICS ) 

COMPLETE PAINT INSIDE & OUT   

NEW GAS TANK AND SEAL

NEW DUAL EXHAUST SYSTEM WITH RAPTOR MUFFLERS

AGAIN THIS IS A GOOD DAILY DRIVER IF WAS A SHOW CAR PRICE WOULD BE MUCH HIGHER RESERVE IS SET FOR CONDITION,,,

CAR IS SOLD AS IS,,

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION ASK & I WILL DO MY BEST TO ANSWER,,

CAN ADD A BUY IT NOW IF NEEDED ,,

THANKS FOR LOOKING & GOOD LUCK BIDDING

 

  


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