For Sale '67 Fury, 4-door, 4-speed.
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You should buy it, it'd look good on South Australian roads. Looks a nice car.
Very neato car!
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Hell ya!! Bare Bones and Baddass..
Man that's cool
Was a even cooler when you had it !
I'd probably still have it
I'd probably still have it
Fury Pursuit
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Thanks, for that. I tend to take car of my cars. This car has been bought/sold quite a few times in the last 10 years. Apparently it was "stored" outside in the Arizona desert for a few years, which didn't do any favors to the car, sad really, because when I sold it to the Hergert brothers, (circa 2007?) it was a really good car, and they upgraded it even more.
I/we in the region up here called it the Fury 444; four barrel, four speed, four doors. 444. I even have an emblem I made up from 440 emblems.
I will say this,..."it was one of the funnest full size cars to drive that I have ever owned."
I may buy it back and give her a full restoration.
I/we in the region up here called it the Fury 444; four barrel, four speed, four doors. 444. I even have an emblem I made up from 440 emblems.
I will say this,..."it was one of the funnest full size cars to drive that I have ever owned."
I may buy it back and give her a full restoration.
GG-1
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Any C-body 4 speed makes me go gaga.
I especially love these base model, bench seat, 4 door sedans ordered with a high performance motor and manual gear box. No air conditioning, no power brakes, no power steering. You just never see it.
These are the most special and rare mopars in my book. It's a no brainer-- someone buy and restore this. If I wasn't already consumed/in love and still on the honeymoon with my own 1967 383/4bl VIP four door hardtop, this would make a very fine mistress indeed.
I especially love these base model, bench seat, 4 door sedans ordered with a high performance motor and manual gear box. No air conditioning, no power brakes, no power steering. You just never see it.
These are the most special and rare mopars in my book. It's a no brainer-- someone buy and restore this. If I wasn't already consumed/in love and still on the honeymoon with my own 1967 383/4bl VIP four door hardtop, this would make a very fine mistress indeed.
Ya sold it to this guy last year. One of those where everybody thinks it's cool but nobody thinks it's worth anything. Funny part is the price on this one has never gone up - price just goes up for how much the person paid for shipping. Been all over the country and I was the last owner, my brother before that.
GJS
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That thing is cool beans, man. I'd drive the hell out of that!
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70_NPORT
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That right there is a sleeper and ego destroyer.
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mdh157
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on the wrong side of the country or it'd prob be gone already. Gotta be a blast to drive exc for the manual drums.
commando1
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My '66 with a 440 had manual drums. The dinky ones, too because it was formerly a /6.
Stopped like a champ. Just wouldn't want to descend down a long mountain towing a Winnebago.
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