104k miles, $26k, stellar seller: For Sale - 1970 Plymouth Fury GT
SOLD Not Mine 1970 Plymouth Sport Fury GT - $22,000 - Phoenixville, Pa.
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This one sold already it was a very nice GT seen it in person a few year's back. I'm glad it's still in Wisconsin.
I believe the new owner was supposed to join the site but looks like he hasn't. I remember John had more pic's on the Craigslist add when it was for sale last year.
Thanks a lot! I was really wanting to check out the interior especially.
Very nice car.
Fratzog
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That and maybe the one about the market in 25 years. If you are buying one of these as an "investment" in anything other than your personal satisfaction, think again.
Thanks for posting those additional photos - I had no idea this was a Sport Fury GT Brougham until seeing the seats. I sold a 1970 Sport Fury Brougham to Bob Baker at ABC Moparts a few years ago now, and the interior in this brown example is identical. I didn't even know the Brougham package was available on a GT in 1970. Live and learn......................
https://www.hamtramck-historical.com/images/dealerships/colorAndTrim/1970/70_Fury0004.jpg
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Isn’t cancritter’s GT a brougham?
Is that a grill and headlights reflecting in the windshield or something else?
Looks like this baby has extra speakers So maybe 8 track or is that standard?
The White 71 yes it is a Brougham package and it has the cassette recorder on the floor also so that's why it may have the 3 speakers on the dash.
Yes, you beat me to editing my post to clarify I meant "in 1970". I am well aware of Critter's 1971 GT Brougham.
I just don't recall ever seeing a 1970 model GT with that interior before now.................................
Also Steve my cousin just bought this 70 Sport Fury a few months back and it has the Brougham package. But like you said as far as 70 GTs I haven't seen another yet.
Looks like a '61 Dodge headlights and grill reflecting on the windshield. I think the dash is also missing the wood grain trim panel found on all '70 sport fury models. Speaker grill looks after market to me.
Dave
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Dans old V-code SFGT magazine test car was a Brougham package car too.
I wasn’t racing you to it or trying to catch you out. Virtually everyone here knows more about C bodies than I, especially you.
I was just asking. I’m learning and here for the knowledge.
commando1
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And what have you learned so far?
Fury Pursuit
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When I bought it in 2002? It was a stalled restoration...it need lots of work..engine work, carb work, brake work, stripe work, finishing etc. It did not run when I bought it. After I bought it people said I was crazy and paid too much.
I rember replacing the push rods and rebuilding the carburetor and taking it for a shake down drive....pegging the speedometer to 110 MPH on the 509 Highway into Seattle at sunset then I backed off...priceless.
You never pay too much...maybe you just buy a little early.
It’s the only 70 GT Brougham that I know of besides Dan Corleys old 70 GT 6BBL promo car that Wade now owns.
The green 70 GT that is the subject of this thread seems like a fair deal to me....occasionally it doesn’t pay to be penny wise when life is so short.
Get what you want, what you can afford and try and improve it and enjoy.
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Don't shortchange yourself - you know plenty.............
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