Thanks to @crv we have PM27L0D236526 -- an FF4 (now yellow) Fury iii 'vert that is currently for sale. SBD was April 13, 1970. Lots of photos here.
PM27L0D256172 is currently being advertised for sale as a project on FB. @70 Sport Suburban kindly alerted me to the car. This 383-2 'vert seems to be in very sorry shape, and its fender tag is missing. Attached, for records, are the car's VIN tag and some other photos (...)
If I had to guess, I'd say that this Fury iii 'vert was also FK3 or maybe FK5? One can venture that it came with power drum brakes, manual A/C, a black vinyl interior, and manual crank windows.
Thanks to this post by @64valconv, who owned it before selling in 2006 (it went to Tampa area), we now have more information about PM27L0D256172. This FK3 Fury iii 'vert had "drum brakes front and rear. 383 2 bbl, a/c, power steering and brakes, electric top, manual windows, optional steering wheel, am radio, split bench seat with arm rest and black interior. I think the car came out of Ohio. My dad bought it for his Plymouth collection in 1979 and I traded a low mileage 73 'cuda 340-4 speed with him because I was going to Florida and the Fury III had A/C."No fender tag for PM27L0D256172 -- whose VIN is another one that we should credit to @70 Sport Suburban
Your memory serves you well.thank you for posting about CM27T0C254843
Can you share more about the history of the car, which if memory serves you've owned for almost two decades? If I see correctly, EB7 paint and M6B3 interior?
Thank you for sharing! Are you aware of other C-Body convertibles in Hawaii?Your memory serves you well.
I have known this car since the early 90's. Used to do community theater with the 2nd owner. He had it in his garage for a long time. I only saw it a couple times, but we talked about it during rehearsals. Blue / blue with a white top. Fast forward, my machinist ended up buying it from him. Did a ton of work, including cup-brushing the whole inside and underside and POR-15 painting it. He also bought a full set of black and white seats with a console to match. Wish I could have saved the Blue ones from him, but he wanted a sublime green vert with a black interior and black top. Oh, and Sublime carpet. I "lost" that part when I bought it from him about a year later. Seems like it has around 85k miles now. Probably almost all from the original owner. I had the blue / white installed by a friend who owed me money.
Seems like too much story already. Sorry. Let me know what part is boring or unnecessary and I will delete.
Pics from today (…) This hasn't seen the sun in 15 years (…) Wish this was still blue (…) Poor dirty neglected car.
Thank you! Just a couple of things: @70 Sport Suburban had alerted me to the car but I’ve been swamped with work and could not post it. Glad you did. Btw, it is PM27N0D131512 not PM27NOD131512 — the zero is for 1970. Cheers!I figured I would beat @ayilar to the punch this time. Without further ado thanks to @detmatt, we now have this 383-4BBL N-code EB3 Fury III convertible for sale in Michigan. Fender tag is PM27NOD131512 if I’m reading it right. As a side note, please feel free to correct me on the VIN, and resize the pictures if you wish to.
Thank you! Just a couple of things: @70 Sport Suburban had alerted me to the car but I’ve been swamped with work and could not post it. Glad you did. Btw, it is PM27N0D131512 not PM27NOD131512 — the zero is for 1970. Cheers!
Thank you. No worries, I love what I do. And indeed it comes firstIts totally understandable why you haven’t posted about it yet, work and priorities come first. I’m sorry to hear you have so much work to do, but I suppose its better to be busy than not. Thank you for the correction on my tag number too by the way, I appreciate that.
Regardless of what the reason is, beating Ayiliar to the punch has a certain sweetness to it. It doesn't happen often.
This one is up for sale on ebay from Florida, $40K BIN.Thank you for posting about CM27T0C106747 — great to see a current photo of the tag (here is the tag in a prior incarnation, when it was painted black).
Early car with an SBD of August 26, 1969.