For Sale 69 Fury Cop Car - Not Mine

[fakirone]

Pretty cool.

 

[Wollfen]

cheap price even if it turns out to be a clone

 

[SportFury70]

cheap price even if it turns out to be a clone

I got a GOOOD and pretty strong feeling it is indeed a clone as the 1969 numbers are huge and I don't believe they are in the correct place, and it does not have a whip-around antenna on it there again maybe it did not get one because it looks like an undercover car. I would like to see more pictures though

 

[shooter65]

I wonder if it's real or a fake. $1,800 if the body's solid it's worth that regardless. The rear suspension sits too low for cop suspension IMO.

 

[fakirone]

Here's the pics from the listing. It's on Facebook Marketplace and I keep trying to put the link but it's not working.

I'll try this way and you all can add the Ws
facebook.com/marketplace/item/2977655359015409/

 

[fakirone]

Oh, well that one worked. There ya go.

 

[Davea Lux]

Probably a clone, the "1969" is a good give away. If it was a legitimate 383/440 cruiser, it is worth a good deal more than the asking price. 318 with 120mph speedo. Could be a meter maid car. Looks to have had a gum machine and damage to the roof from a tree falling etc.

Dave

 

[Pete Kaczmarski]

also non certified speedo.......its a clone in need of help

 

[fakirone]

I felt like the giant "1969" was a little strange.

 

[69 300 vert]

Coincidental unit number? I do spy a certified speedo.

 

[polara71]

Coincidental unit number? I do spy a certified speedo.

Not in this car you dont.

 

[69 300 vert]

I don't? What's that word above PRND21? I think I see the optional gauge package as well, hard to tell if there's oil gauge.

 

[Pete Kaczmarski]

the non visible gauge is for alternator (standard) I have never seen a certified speedo in this era that does not go to 140 mph

 

[Pete Kaczmarski]

1969-1973 Mopar Certified Police Speedometer C Body Rare WOW Plymouth Dodge Fury | eBay

I have never seen a certified speedo of this era that does not go to 140 mph.......I own one

 

[69 300 vert]

the non visible gauge is for alternator (standard) I have never seen a certified speedo in this era that does not go to 140 mph

I haven't either but this is the first small block police car I've ever seen, so I dunno Also never seen anything in that spot except certified, so again, I dunno.

 

[shooter65]

FYI the optional oil pressure gauge would be the blank space where civilian cars had a clock. This looks like a low option sedan that's been rode hard and put away wet that someone thought looked like a cop car.

 

[Pete Kaczmarski]

Remember the car is a clone so he could of used a label maker if it does say "Certified"

 

[shooter65]

That's a 70 dash pad also. I think this car has had a tough life. I retract my earlier statement about 1800 being a good price. Anyone interested should look it over well

 

[Pete Kaczmarski]

I haven't either but this is the first small block police car I've ever seen, so I dunno Also never seen anything in that spot except certified, so again, I dunno.

To the best of my knowledge Chicago had slant 6, then a few small block cars then very few highway big block cars.

 

[amazinblue82]

I don't? What's that word above PRND21? I think I see the optional gauge package as well, hard to tell if there's oil gauge.
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Not in this car you dont.

No dog in the fight here.

Dunno what word is on speedo, but word looks to be in the 'right sport". I have seen "certified" 120 mph speedos "non pursuit equipped" rigs (e.g., meter maids,), i own a '67 Monaco/Polara 120 certified speedo

this could be fleet. could have been "cop" spec. 120 certified speedos? dunno if any survived to 1969. I do know cop fleets could factory spec fleet cars.

Not saying i am right .. just saying what i have seen/owned