Zack
New Member
Hi all, unfortunately it may be best to sell my Furys. I have the desire to fix them up but not the time, money or focus. Truthfully I spread myself too thin and have too many cars to devote my attention to.
I have one great running car that needs detail work, ie wiring, interior etc. Paint is nice but the body panels have flaws. Floors and frame are rust free, frame in particular is spotless. I have another car that isn't running or titled, but is completely original including the interior. The body is great apart from the floors, super straight. Even has the rear speaker option with the balance knob.
I'd like to sell them together, but I'll take offers on whatever. Asking 4500 for the running car with clean title, 2500 for the "parts" car (really it's a bit too nice for that) or 6200 for the package deal. Between them I think there is one car worth much more than that, if someone puts in the time. There's more details and photos on my craigslist ad...
1968 Plymouth Fury III Hardtop (and parts car)
Thank you all for looking.
I have one great running car that needs detail work, ie wiring, interior etc. Paint is nice but the body panels have flaws. Floors and frame are rust free, frame in particular is spotless. I have another car that isn't running or titled, but is completely original including the interior. The body is great apart from the floors, super straight. Even has the rear speaker option with the balance knob.
I'd like to sell them together, but I'll take offers on whatever. Asking 4500 for the running car with clean title, 2500 for the "parts" car (really it's a bit too nice for that) or 6200 for the package deal. Between them I think there is one car worth much more than that, if someone puts in the time. There's more details and photos on my craigslist ad...
1968 Plymouth Fury III Hardtop (and parts car)
Thank you all for looking.
