Samplingman
Old Man with a Hat
That would be one hell of a restoration thread. Does it have a title?
How many 1971 Plymouth Sport Fury GT"s are left ?
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boostedvan
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It's the same car you are thinking of. It was for sale with two parts cars and was missing the RF fender extension on it. Pics of it are on Maple Leaf Mopars from when it was in Alberta. The guy who bought it got the parts cars as well in the deal. Would be enough parts between the three to put it back to mostly complete.
CanCritter
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yes is same GT...wondered where it had gotten off to..thanx….not quite sure on details but believe the previous owner was the same guy l got my 70 b5 gt offa..was him or his buddy..dont remember the details be we did have a discussion about it when l picked up the 70 and 70 came from Dan in seatle...small world it seems when it comes to these Fury GTs
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boostedvan
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That's the same car. The guy that bought it hasn't done anything with it besides bring it back to BC. I looked at it again earlier this year. I tried to buy The GT, the two parts cars and his 71 Custom Suburban wagon which is factory EV2 Orange. He didn't say no to my offer, just that he wanted to really think it over.
LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
Figure that out in a weekend, I'll bet!
Those Fusie guys can hammer this one out like a shop would.
I still have to ask about that part. I'd like to see the car out of the woods and how bad it is.
fury fan
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Has the burgundy 'Washington state' car been logged yet?
CanCritter
Senior Member
don't ever remember seeing a Burgundy one but would like to..woulda been sharp lookin GT..pics anyone?
Got a vin pic of the 71 crushed by a tree.
Poor thing was a rust bucket before it got squashed. You can buy the nice green one that is for sale for $30k-$35k. You won't come close to restoring this one for that money. Is the hood cut back? Looks weird in the photo. If the engine was out in the rain it is likely junk.
Dave
Dave
Samplingman
Old Man with a Hat
They got the tree off? That’s still worth $1800 all day long....
bigmoparjeff
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Sad to say, but that's a parts car. By the time it was restored, so little of the original car would remain that you really couldn't consider it to be the same car.
Jeff
ceebuddy
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What about the light green colored one that is featured in the Collectible Automobile article about the Fuselage Furys?
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I’m all for a good parts car but I wouldn’t even be tempted for over a grand.
Samplingman
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I remember someone paying that for just those fender top vents. Still looks complete with the original drive train. You don’t really know until you start pulling it apart, but at least with the VIN it can be added to the registry.
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