This is one of those cars that I said I'd never sell but unfortunately the car has been sitting way more than it should the last couple of years. I'm trying to buy my brothers 1970 Chrysler 300 Convertible (which I borrowed this summer from him and drove almost every day) and that is the only reason I'm selling it. If it doesn't sell it won't break my heart, have had this thing for 10+ years now and don't think I'll ever find another one.
Yes this is a real 4 door 4 speed car. I've traced back the history to day one and have the Chrysler Historical docs on it, fender tag, certicard, etc etc. The first owner went into Bryant Motors in Renton, Washington in December of 1966 to buy a new car. He went in with his son and they saw a brand new red 440 4 Speed 1967 GTX on the showroom floor and the sons says "Dad let's get that car!" and the Dad replys "no son, we need to get a family car" so they ordered up this Fury. It is a 1967 Plymouth Fury III 4 door in QQ1 red. Not a ton of options on it, bumper guards, AM radio, rear speaker, 383-4 engine, cloth red interior. It was originally manual steering but a previous owner changed it to power which isn't a bad thing in my mind.
The car is starting to get a little tired and could use some work. That's the biggest reason I have not been driving it more and it is what it is. It runs great and I would not hesitate to drive it anywhere but it could use a front end pretty soon and some other things. Put some F78-14 white walls on it that look great.
I'm only posting the car on this board in the hope that a real C-Body enthusiast will get the car. I'm heading to MCACN tomorrow so if anybody is going to be there and wants to discuss the car that would be great. Asking $8k for it. Hard to price a car this unique so let's start there and see where it goes. The car is in Shelton, Washington.
Yes this is a real 4 door 4 speed car. I've traced back the history to day one and have the Chrysler Historical docs on it, fender tag, certicard, etc etc. The first owner went into Bryant Motors in Renton, Washington in December of 1966 to buy a new car. He went in with his son and they saw a brand new red 440 4 Speed 1967 GTX on the showroom floor and the sons says "Dad let's get that car!" and the Dad replys "no son, we need to get a family car" so they ordered up this Fury. It is a 1967 Plymouth Fury III 4 door in QQ1 red. Not a ton of options on it, bumper guards, AM radio, rear speaker, 383-4 engine, cloth red interior. It was originally manual steering but a previous owner changed it to power which isn't a bad thing in my mind.
The car is starting to get a little tired and could use some work. That's the biggest reason I have not been driving it more and it is what it is. It runs great and I would not hesitate to drive it anywhere but it could use a front end pretty soon and some other things. Put some F78-14 white walls on it that look great.
I'm only posting the car on this board in the hope that a real C-Body enthusiast will get the car. I'm heading to MCACN tomorrow so if anybody is going to be there and wants to discuss the car that would be great. Asking $8k for it. Hard to price a car this unique so let's start there and see where it goes. The car is in Shelton, Washington.
The wife was the main driver of the car. She was a 5' Tall 2nd grade teacher and her students loved her "hot rod". A 5' tall 2nd grade teacher driving a manual steering, manual brake, manual trans 67 Fury everyday.
