1967 Plymouth Fury Solid California Big Block Car on 2040-cars
Campbell, California, United States
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I have a 67 Fury that has been sitting a few years and needs some work. It is registered with California black plates and drives but does need brake work from sitting so long. The 383 big block runs real strong even though I have not giving it a tune up. It has an Edlebrock intake and carb, Mopar electronic distributor, Flowmaster mufflers. Motor sounds great and moves this beast well, tranny shifts really firm, I believe it has a shift kit in it. the old battery is not holding a charge so I'll buy a new one this week. The gas gauge does NOT work but the factory radio does. The headliner is missing and the front seat needs redone, and the stopper on the seat back is missing on the drivers side. I think the power steering pump is going out, it has a dead spot sometimes when turning.
It comes with 4 cop car rims, but they have old tires on them, only 3 on the car. There is some rust on pass side lower quarter panel and the drivers side quarter has the wrinkle you can see in the pic. Some one installed an electric trunk release in the dash that works good. There is a hole where a CB antenna use to be between the trunk and back window. This is a really solid car that can be driven while its worked on. Motor is awesome, I even considered pulling it for another car, but that would be a shame because this car is in really good shape. I believe one wheel well trim is missing. I did wash the car after these pics were taken, it looks better but needs a paint job. I would like to fix this easy project car up and drive it, but I have way too many cars and this has just been sitting and I'll probably never get around to it, so its better to let it go to someone that will enjoy and care for it. I took pictures of all problems and described everything I know of that this thing needs so there will be no surprises. Car is for sale locally and you are welcome to come by for a test drive |
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While we'd normally recap the stars of the show, in this particular auction, every car's sale was newsworthy. The full list of sale prices doesn't seem to be published, but according to The New York Times, the auction brought in a total of $2.5 million, or an average of about $277,000 per car.
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