For Sale 1969 Fury III Vert Fire Salvage $ 6700

[Ironwolf]

Looks to be a decent deal, it looks like a lot of work went into it before the fire damage.



1969 PLYMOUTH FURY III CONVERTIBLE $6,700


http://www.ecoastauto.com/windowsticker.php?vehicle=717858 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY III

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1969 PLYMOUTH FURY III CONVERTIBLE BLUE Exterior Stock: R210RDCK VIN: PM27F9D278594

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[commando1]

How can you possibly see 67 hundred dollars of car there?

 

[Ironwolf]

How can you possibly see 67 hundred dollars of car there?

Well hell look at the suggested retail value of it !!! $ 36,500.00 lol

1969 PLYMOUTH FURY III CONVERTIBLE Print this Page « Return to Inventory Page

$6,700 Suggested Retail $36,500 Stock # : R210RDCK VIN : Click To View COLOR : BLUE/BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR MILES : 37,891 8CYL Trans : AUTOMATIC

Suggested Retail
$36,500

 

[commando1]

Oh. Well then it's a steal, then....

 

[Ironwolf]

Sand it down, Take it to MAACO

Buy a few air fresheners ,:icon_weed:

and "FLIP IT"

 

[commando1]

...for $36.5.

 

[azblackhemi]

Certainly repairable but not economically feasible if you start out with that high a purchase price. Looks like it was too close to something else that was burning and not the actual target of the fire.

 

[bluefury361]

WOW.....! deal....! Lets see, body & paint, complete interior & dash, top, glass, underhood repairs, wiring........ I bet you could get it going down the road for 15K..... If you did it yourself.
Buy the car for ...say 6K, only 21K invested in a 10K car

 

[Ironwolf]

Well apparently their $36,500 car value is taken right off of the Barrett Jackson Auction site, This car is a original 318 engine car without very many options other than A/C and a Fury III, I would love to see what value they would place on my loaded 383 Sport Fury Vert. ocket_decoder:

 

[detmatt]

The fire damage doesn't look that bad, it would require boots on the ground for sure. Even if the fire damage was limited to paint and top I still only see a $2,500 car.

 

[Ironwolf]

I agree with the boots on the ground, To me looking at just the pictures it seems like prior to the fire it was probably a pretty nicely restored or kept car, The engine compartment shows no signs of obvious rust and the body looks very decent without any noticeable bubbles other than the heat / burn blisters. The interior dash & panels look good as does the chrome throughout the car does not look pitted. But again who knows without a up close & personal look at it. My thought would be 3500 / 4000 MAX. Hell I have seen a lot worse rust buckets out there for that kind of cash.

 

[bluefury361]

The fire damage doesn't look that bad,

The vinal interior got pretty hot. Looks like it started to blister in places. That much heat likely will render the interior unserviceable.

 

[1978 NYB]

Shoot some clear inside and out and call it good.

 

[Ironwolf]

The vinal interior got pretty hot. Looks like it started to blister in places. That much heat likely will render the interior unserviceable.

This is true, new pads covers..... I got the rear seat, I got the door panels, got the dash, got the roof, Hmmm Hell I can turn it into a sport fury ........... :eusa_think:

I just need to buy it right ...... OH CRAP !!!!!!!! I need a place to put it .......

 

[1970cat]

funny how heat melted the dash vent but not the gauges. it might need some behind the dash work. plymouth emblem is missing from the trunk lid which is a good sign of previous body work.

 

[patrick66]

It has a set of '78 NYB Salon wheels with the one-year reflective trim rings. I'm with you guys on the $2,500 figure. A LOT of work, but not insurmountable.

 

[monaco75]

How can you possibly see 67 hundred dollars of car there?

Because the firemen watered the carpet for you.

 

[patrick66]

Shoot some clear inside and out and call it good.

Hey, now it has that "patina" that everyone loves!

 

[fc7_plumcrazy]

no, it was already repainted.

patina is only good if it is an original unrestored car (no repaints)

 

[Fratzog]

Likely all of the wiring is toast. Hopefully the seller gets real and someone brings it back.