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My Step-father's Plymouth Fury CollectionFINAL UPDATE- Our ‘67 Fury 4-door purple sedan known as “The Bear” is finally sold. It went to Patterson, NY.- SportFury70
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My Step-father's Plymouth Fury CollectionUPDATE: Our ‘67 Fury III purple sedan known as The Bear is still for sale, although we may have a buyer from Hemmings. I will keep everyone...
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68 Newport on the road again after all these years
working on our 55 imperial. motor runs great. It had been partially converted to 12v neg ground( 12v generator and starter) by previous owner. we are now going thru the wiring ,replacing bad wires, taping up wires, the spaghetti in here seems never ending! we are also finishing up the interior...
Been into cars since I can remember
Family was into Mopar from the beginning
1966 300 imported from San Diego by previous owner, rescued from a barn in 1998 at Fürstenfeldbruck Bavaria.
All original paint, interior, chrome, engine. The car has it's own website at www.1967Imperial.com for more pics, blogs and the full story.
I am the fourth owner. I bought this FQ3 beauty from a member, who'd bought the car from a flipper. AFAIK, all three ownership changes took place in 2020.
I'll use this space as a sort of checklist for everything I need to do with it (which is a lot, it's an old car, body is in solid shape but you can tell some things are aged and a bit worn, just needs some love to get it to showroom quality).
I needed a car with a little more utility and capable of light towing. Rather than getting something more practical & modern, I thought, "Hey, why not a C-body?"
As far as c bodies so far I have a 1967 dodge Monaco 500 440 magnum and a 1970 Plymouth fury hemi
