1968 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible 440 Engine Factory A/c on 2040-cars
Holmen, Wisconsin, United States
1968 Sport Fury convertible. Factory 383 car now has a 440 engine with automatic on the floor Factory a/c not blowing cold Power windows all work Power top works fine. Top is faded but still is serviceable. Rear glass window has had sealer put around it. Almost new 255 x 60 x 15 radial tires on American Racing aluminum wheels Engine runs nice, sound great with dual exhaust. All lights work Amp gauge is not working. The rest of the gauges work correctly Has a dash cover. Dash has two cracks. see photo Front seats have seat covers. I don't know what condition they are in under the covers Car was originally from Arizona. Appears very solid. Left front fender shows a patch repair. Right side of lower door has a scratch Paint shines nice but is not a show car. Driver quality. Has been re-painted at some time in the past Bumpers have a ding in each. see photos Trunk floor is super solid as is the rest of the underbody. Runs and drives nice Call for any questions 608 790-3460 Linda or Mike 608 386 3175 Parkway Auto Sales, Inc. Holmen, WI We are a small car lot in western Wisconsin. We specialize in antique and special interest cars WI residents. We must collect 5.5 sales tax. 84.50 title fee 75 license plate fee Out of State buyers: No fees. Pay sales tax to your home state. We can a 30 day temporary tag |
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