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Chuck Woratcheck was his name. I still can't believe that Fury I showed up here. As I stated earlier Mr W bought that car a little over a year old with very few miles. The dealer practically sold it at little profit because of the no power anything and standard transmission. I always loved...

I wish I had more history on that car. I’m almost positive Mr W bought it around’72-‘73. His son & I would have been 10 or 11 at the time. I was more the car guy & my dad had a’68 Fury III so I had a fondness for Fury’s. Still do obviously. IIRC that car is radio delete & has a 3.91 or close...

That has to be my old neighbors car. I went to school with his son. If that is the same car, my neighbor bought it at maybe 1-2 years old from Leny Levy Chrysler-Plymouth in the Oakland neighborhood of the city of Pittsburgh. The original owner died and the car was too big & had a manual...

Where are the rear side markers and lower stainless trim on those quarter panels? And those fender mounted turn signal indicators are on the wrong fender. Not to be too critical. Just sayin. :BangHead:

Doesn't look like a bad price for this triple pickle. Wouldn't break the bank for someone wanting to get into the hobby. Four door hardtops are great looking cars too.

Ran when parked. :lol:

That is a sharp wagon. If that is as clean in person as it is in the pics the asking price is not unreasonable IMO. I hope it finds a good home.

Stunning!

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I wonder if the elderly lady original owner put the Torque Thrust wheels on it. lol. Seriously that NYer is beautiful. One of my all time favorite body styles.

That car looks solid. Great color combination, A/C, super light and the correct turn downs on the ends of the tail pipes. I love the 500 trim running along the lower flanks. It will be interesting to see the final bid. That car is only an hour away from me.

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Great, solid looking car. Remember, if the top goes down the price goes up. Most convertibles back then didn't have A/C.

Very cool drop top. Not to mention very low production. I'm guessing the paint code is HH1 Antique Ivory. Give it a repaint in the original color and with that black leather interior it would look amazing. I wonder how solid the underside is.

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If the underside is as nice as the shiny side that would be quite a find. Even though the bumper guards and fog lamps are period correct, they are not something I would leave on. Those bumper guards belong on a police car to push broken down vehicles off the road. That 300 is a good looking...

There looks to be a lot of hard to find trim and other parts there if some cars are too far gone.

Wait, a ‘71 Hemi Cuda for $1650?! Those were the days!

Sorry to hear about your job. Good luck with the sale and I hope it finds a good home. That is a good looking Fury.

Wish I had the cash. I wouldn’t even have to drive too far to pick it up. Looks like a decent price considering what has been done. Good luck with the sale.