For Sale 1968 Fury III 2dr. Denver, Offer $

[BigCRig]

1968 Plymouth Fury 111
mouth Fury 111
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1968 plymouth fury iii

condition: excellent
cylinders: 8 cylinders
drive: rwd
fuel: gas
size: compact
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
type: other

1968 Plymouth Fury 111 excellent condition inside and out low miles rides like a dream make me an offer
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[mr. fix it]

are those bumperettes a stock option?

 

[detmatt]

I'm going to guess they were aftermarket. Sweet car though!

 

[Golden Banana]

Stunning! throw out a price please! ....put me out of my misery!

 

[GG-1]

Looks nice.. 318?

 

[GG-1]

The seller just replied to some questions I texted him earlier. He will take more pics of the motor and interior and a send them over to me tomorrow. He said the car has the 318 v8 small block, and odometer reads just under 10,000 miles.. former owner says it's original miles. Interior is like new.
Talk about low miles, and on a 2door pillarless hardtop. I love the stying with this interior and body.
I hate the vinyl top. Nice roofline though.
But a 318 'small block'?
I'll post the pics when I get them.

Does anyone know if a vinyl top can be removed from a car of this age without damage to the underlying factory paint? I'm guessing it would damage the paint.

I didn't make an offer since Im not buying.. but would love to see it go to someone here who appreciates it as much as I do.
If it's as nice inside, outside and under as it seems, and rides like a dream as claimed.. what do you guys think.. 7,500- 8,500.. 10,000?

Someone please save this from the clutches of Lakeland Lash.

 

[GG-1]

are those bumperettes a stock option?

Don't knock the bumperettes--You just might need 'em when you start doing this:

 

[detmatt]

They didn't paint the roof body color under the vinyl and imo this car looks great with the black top.

 

[GG-1]

The seller just texted me these engine and interior shots.. here you go:

 

[detmatt]

That's the way to buy one right there!

 

[Golden Banana]

I really can't fault this car!! If you are in the market for one THIS should be the one to put your money on, service.... Polish.... Enjoy!! Wow!

 

[GG-1]

Someone make this man an offer!

 

[fury fan]

Paint mismatch between driver fender and door, and door has 2 dents. Trim insert coloration between door and fender also different for some reason.

Next, forward of the red line, the paint looks mottled or mismatched. The bottom end of the quarter, near the bumper, has a funny upward curve to it (green line), the bumper is obviously twisted a little, and the upper corner looks a little funny (blue line).

 

[fury fan]

It's a little filthy, but fitting. Here's from Pulp Fiction, the scene where they cleaned up the car after accidentally shooting the guy in the face in the backseat.

 

[fury fan]

This doesn't really look like a 10k mile dash to me, the lettering and silver look less than crisp and fresh.

 

[fury fan]

But this is a nice bumper, the red line is where the acid rain drips down and eats the chrome. Many cars have this tell-tale phenomenon, some type of drip-line interaction between hood and bumper surfaces, some sort of trough the water follows. Helps decipher from the garage-kept cars and those who survive outdoors. (or the bumper has been replaced at some point)

 

[fury fan]

So now that I've inserted all of that crap, here's my conclusion:
It's a really nice-looking car, in a good color combo, and I'm not specifically doubting the mileage.
But you better see this one in person before forking over big dollars.

And if you do fork it over, please take 8 chrome-head bumper bolts with you -- and remove those bumper guards before you leave the driveway.

 

[fury fan]

Remembered something else funny, went back to look at it again, partially because I'd be happy to own this car and wanted to see it again, even though I picked it to death (devils advocate).

The window crank on the drivers door is from a 65 car. ???

 

[Mr C]

are those bumperettes a stock option?

J C Whitney