NOT MINE 1971 Plymouth Fury Gran Coupe Roller - $1,700 - Burwell, Nebraska

[T-revorNobody]

At the time of posting, this FB listing is 1 week old.

1971 Plymouth Fury Gran Coupe Roller - $1,700 - Burwell, Nebraska

FB Description
71 Fury Gran Coupe. Original 360. No engine or transmission. Good interior. Some rust in quarters. $1700. Located in Burwell NE.

 

[polara71]

 

[commando1]

HowTF can a car that nice still be stripped of its drivetrain. Immoral. Absolutely immoral.

 

[polara71]

HowTF can a car that nice still be stripped of its drivetrain. Immoral. Absolutely immoral.

That's the headbanger. Plus it's a small block car

 

[polara66hardtop]

wish me luck, I hope it is still there. I have a rebuilt 360 and 727 on a pallet with no where to go !

 

[polara71]

wish me luck, I hope it is still there. I have a rebuilt 360 and 727 on a pallet with no where to go !

Oh please! Good luck to you...

 

[polara66hardtop]

I have contacted the post, I hope it is still there. I just have to be patient,, hard to do though

 

[75LandYacht]

I have contacted the post, I hope it is still there. I just have to be patient,, hard to do though

GO get it killer.. make us proud lol

 

[patrick66]

I've got a 4K-mile 318 and a 904 that would be perfect in that. Boy, $1,700 is surely tempting.

Must...stop...looking...!

 

[JD Hall]

Looks pretty respectable. Suppose there’s something really terrible about the right side?

 

[polara66hardtop]

The owner is a big mopar fan, and the engine froze up, which is why it is out. He has everything to Install another. But, he was over 300 miles away, not 40. We talked mopars for an hour, and he said a guy was coming today to look at it that had an original drivetrain, so it sounds like the car will get back together,
he also said the pictures make the car look better than it really is, and the paint job is horrible. He was very honest about the car. So I decided not to drive a whole day, as it is likely sold, the good thing is the Buyer seems like someone that wants to bring it back..

The good news is I sold my 1966 Monaco and 1955 new Yorker today, both on the same day!
Now that is progress!

 

[67 300]

I also spoke to him and like the above poster said, he is a Mopar nut like all of us. He spoke to me also for at least an hour. Very honest and did not hide anything. We exchanged info and I am trying to hook him up with two 73 Barracudas out my way. Its good to know there are still good folks out there.

 

[patrick66]

Did anyone buy the car yet?

 

[67 300]

Not as of a couple nights ago.

 

[polara71]

If that were a Polara it would been sold 10 seconds after posting

 

[patrick66]

I gotta quit looking at this. The only thing saving me from getting it is that I don't have a tow vehicle, as my D300 is a few weeks away from being fully drivable.

I've been half-looking for a decent '69 SF, but this one would be a nice car to do up.

 

[67 300]

I agree. I would like to have it except its 12 hours away. Transport would be to costly. I am also looking for a 69 Fury. Dad had a red one with white top when I was a kid and it still sticks in my head. It was a Fury III 2 door hardtop and was beautiful.

 

[Fury Man Van]

God I love this car its not a 68 but I love it

 

[Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic]

Crap, I can't have it. Having enough money for the purchase doesn't offset all the other obstacles (not the least being lack of a means to get it home).

I've never had a Fusie. Among that generation the '70-'71 Furys are my favorites (along with the '69-'71 Dodges).

I'd become a car hoarder if I hit the big lotto jackpot.