1962 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible *hemi* Will Never Find Another Like This! on 2040-cars
Henrico, Virginia, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Engine:528 Hemi
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gas
For Sale By:Owner
Interior Color: Red & Black
Make: Plymouth
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Fury
Trim: Sport
Drive Type: RWD
Options: Leather Seats, CD Player, Convertible
Mileage: 2,947
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Windows
Sub Model: Sport Fury
Exterior Color: Black
1962 Plymouth SPORT FURY Convertible - EXTREMELY RARE!!!
Only 1516 Built in 1962 - This Classic SPORT FURY is ONE of a Very Few Left!
Custom Rotisserie Restoration
While this 1962 Sport Fury has many custom changes it still maintains it's B-body styling. It was 4 years in the building and is a ONE-OF-A-KIND restoration.
Featured in the November 2006 Issue of SUPER ROD Magazine - "Beauty in the Beast"
This HEMI-powered resto-mod is AMAZING! You MUST SEE it...MUST DRIVE it...and will definitely want to SHOW it!
Original owner spared no expense! He stated there were nearly $170K in receipts on the restoration! My RESERVE is less than one-third of this! Some details are listed below! For additional information call (804)437-1012!
DETAILS:
- Built by Dan Wickett at Hot Rod Construction in Piedmont, SC. Dan has a respected reputation for building extraordinary, eye-catching show-winners. Upon completion, this 1962 Sport Fury was featured in the November 2006 issue of Super Rod magazine. Two copies of the 2006 issue, pictures of the car being built and files of restoration information are included in the purchase.
- Beautifully finished in all black with a black convertible top. Fitment of all body panels is laser straight!
- Super clean engine bay with nothing but the engine. The battery is in the trunk and a one-off custom built serpentine belt system turns the A/C and alternator. All the wiring is hidden allowing the eye to focus on that big orange HEMI!
- Handmade aluminum air cleaner hides the port fuel injection and keeps with the factory super stock look.
- Interior features black and red leather wrapped bucket seats in a timeless rolled and pleated design with leather covered door panels and red loop carpet.
- Vintage Air A/C, heat and defrost system, Kenwood Stereo with AM/FM radio and CD player, cruise control, electric power steering, power brakes and power rear windows.
- Auto Meter gauges are contained in a modified instrument panel and the floor shift is housed in a modified console for a stock look.
- Roll bar is removable with down tubes that run from rear wheel wells to front floor boards.
- Sits 'right' on Superstock springs and sub-frame connectors stiffen the entire unibody structure.
- Mickey Thompson drag radials fit nicely in the wheel wells with "dog dish" hub caps and beauty rings to complete the sinister look!
- AND...SO MUCH MORE!
DRIVETRAIN:
- 528 HEMI with 600HP on pump gas.
- Computerized multi-port fuel injection, Electromotive crank trigger ignition, Stage V Engineering heads, Callies Custom Billet Stroker Hemi Race Crankshaft, Eagle H-beam rods.
- 1100 CFM four-barrel throttle body, Crowler roller cam, Roller rockers, Chamfered bearings, Magnesium valve covers, Griffin aluminum radiator.
- Stage V inline single plane 2x4 aluminum intake manifold.
- TorqueFlite A618 4-speed automatic overdrive transmission and four wheel power disc brakes.
- Ford NASCAR 9 inch rear end with 3.70:1 gears.
- AND...SO MUCH MORE!
This 1962 Plymouth SPORT FURY Convertible is a 50+ year old classic that blends the look of nostalgia with modern day technology and comfort! It's a serious show car...having won "Best in Show" many times...and a reliable driver! Whether you're out for a Sunday drive with the top up and the A/C on or out on a bad-ass rod ride with the top down...it's guaranteed to turn heads in a whiplash manner wherever it is driven.
- This 1962 Plymouth SPORT FURY is being sold as is...with no warranty!
- Seller assumes no responsiblity for any repairs!
- It is the responsibility of the buyer to have thoroughly inspected this vehicle and to have satisfied himself or herself as to the condition and value. If you decide to fly in...I will gladly pick you up at the airport!
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
- A $500.00 non-refundable deposit must be sent within 24 hours after the close of the auction. The remaining balance must be paid within 7 days. All funds must be cleared by my bank before the car is released.
- As the buyer...you are responsible for delivery of the car.
- As the seller...I do reserve the right to end the auction early as this vehicle is listed locally.
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