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Never tell the trim-shop guy 'I dunno, stitch up some seatcovers that you think willl look good'. Joking aside, it's a nicely-done street machine, and the price isn't bad for a restored car that seems to need nothing.

I think a good cleanout and wash-job would help it a lot. You know - like the seller should've done. The passenger doorpanel looks quite decent. The rest of the car might be better than the pics would suggest.

For all the money they surely spent on the seats and doorpanels, it's a shame they didn't spend a little more and get the bottom corners fixed and get the armrests re-covered a bit better. But overall seems a decent car for the price?

Here's a neat one, pretty rare (I think) to find a Fury II sedan with 383 and AC, most are low-option cars. Is by same seller as NOT MINE - 67 Sport Fury fasttop, H-code 383hp, rusty but cool, ebay and FB, Terre Haute, IN These 2 cars almost seem to have come from the same barn? Listed on FB 3...

BIN is down to $4000. Getting closer to reasonable for all the rust. VIN, for posterity - PS23H79131896 Seller has a cousin-car for sale now: NOT MINE - 67 Fury II sedan, G-code 383 + AC, rusty but cool, ebay and FB, Terre Haute, IN

Don't restore it, then? Just get it read-ready and drive around with a smile?

...the spot to put hte car back in, you may not have the time to do that just to deal with people who aren't serious. I would expect, though, that you give enough pics and/or description so that someone knows whether they want to deal with *you*! That car has a lot of **** around it. Literally.

Doesn't look thick enough at the edge near teh back window trim, the gap looks too wide. I would guess that to be textured paint, which I recently read about, that some dealers did it on cars in the 60s.

I think some people think what they are offering is so valuable, so desirable, that the world is going to beat down their door for the chance to buy it. So they don't think to put any effort into it.

Prolly will continue to be for sale as long as this torn-seat N-code is being priced as if it were a 440 car.

Down to $5000 on ebay. Needs to drop further, though. Edit - as of Sunday 9/1, down to $4900.

Some more pics for posterity. This car has no interesting options on it. Standard steering wheel, manual windows, 318, no AC, presumably just an AM radio. Other than the exterior trim and doorpanels, this is basically just a Fury 3. 46k miles or not, I'm not sure this one is worth the...

@ayilar is gonna take umbrage with not knowing the car's status. Congrats that it sold! Your 68 Plymchero is really growing on me too, but I simply cannot make that acquisition work out either.

We sure consumed it, all right!

Ebay price has dropped $300 to $5500. Anyone that has looked at the rust issues and steered clear isn't going to be swayed by a $300 drop. IMO it's a $3000 car with the structural unknowns. And only to a guy that already has a subframe laying around. Now that I think of it, I know a guy with one.

Well, unless one of the guys above got the FT from the seller, you'll hafta save this one in your historical records with a big fat question mark next to it. :stop:

If it matters, they said they'd be selling these cars with a min $500 offer. And they have reported that one is sold and another one is pending, both at the $500. Cars noted to have keys and titles. So this seems to be a true opportunity if cars like these are in your wheelhouse.

I'd bet that silver paint was an extra-cost option. I'd convert that to disc brakes with manual-disc master cylinder just to keep people guessing...