1968 68 Plymouth Fury Iii 3 80k Original Miles!! Survivor! Low Reserve!! on 2040-cars
Washington, Pennsylvania, United States
Engine:V8
Body Type:Sedan
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1968
Exterior Color: Yellow
Make: Plymouth
Interior Color: Brown
Model: Fury
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: sedan
Drive Type: Auto
Mileage: 82,000
(CAMERA DATE STAMP INCORRECT - 10/14/13) RE-LISTED DUE TO BUYER PLAYING GAMES 1968 Plymouth Fury III This auction is for a VERY original survivor. I bought the car with the intentions of creating a beautiful car that not everyone on the block had, but I have been diagnosed with a bad strain of rheumatoid arthritis and my hands are just about useless for work. My loss is hopefully somebody's gain. GOOD : Nice running 318ci V8 with 82,000 miles with : new plugs new wires new carb (could use further adjusting) new distributor new battery new terminals Interior in good shape with need of a good cleaning NO dents VERY little rust All body trim present Grille good Chrome decent Trunk clean Underside reasonably clean Good brakes Tranny shifts well with no problems BAD : There is very little "wrong" with this cool car. The AM radio has a loose wire so only works sporadically The front seat has a tear where you sit, but the bench is definitely redoable Driver armrest is in bad shape Dash light off (could be fuse) 3 very small (smaller than a dime) holes in body of car Tires are not great - I was told they were new - and they do have good tread, but seem like they have sat too long, so I wouldn't recommend driving too far or fast Carb still needs better adjusted, but car runs well and starts every time ive tried to start it - NO B.S. The car is being sold "as-is" and to the best of my ability. I have sold 5 cars on here with not one complaint - from $1000 to $10000. If you have any questions, please email and I will answer the best I can. The reserve is LOW and buy it now is LOW compareed to NADA values. The car should be towed if going very far because of tires. I've driven my son to school in this car many times and save for a bit of carb adjustment, the car runs really nice. *** $200 non-refundable deposit due within 24 hrs and final payment within 7 days ***. I will NOT ship this car, but will help you ship it. GOD BLESS! |
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