For Sale Not Mine: 70 Fury II Manual

[JD Hall]

Looks like a real manly man machine. 318 with no air, PB or PS. Is that a stock three speed shifter? Reminds me of the one in a B series van. Hope the link works. Looks pretty decent besides the seat and the trunk.
1970 Plymouth Fury in TX - Ft. Worth (PL41G0F168329) for Sale – AutoBidMaster

 

[JD Hall]

Oh yeah, and the cooked dash harness

 

[Turboomni]

I feel sorry for the car. Was most likely a nice family car till some Douche Bag bought it.

 

[Fratzog]

I thought they were only available with column shifters?

 

[68 4spd Fury]

I thought they were only available with column shifters?

Even if a three on the floor was available there'd be a hump. Most likely an add on conversion.

 

[413]

Like to see the tag.

L@@K at the column, the D-bag worked that over also.

Could be cool, needs lots of love. May just be a parts car now.

 

[1970FuryConv]

@JD Hall, Body looks really good from what I can see. Dash looks like it could be fixed with an instrument cluster and wiring harness, or maybe just a replacement dash from a parts car.

Can't see the clutch pedal. Too bad someone F-d up the column to move the shifter to the floor. You gonna try and save it?

 

[Turboomni]

Ammeter fire?

 

[Gerald Morris]

I'm tempted to send my mom and step dad after it. They live just south of Ft. Worth. Hmmmm....

 

[PlymouthFury]

I saw this car and recognized it.

I talked to the kid that had this car some time back and tried buying it. The dash wasn’t melted however... but he mentioned issues with the dash and I suggested he look into that before it caught fire....guess he never did.

He paid a shop a lot of money to have the shifter moved to the floor... that had already been done. Among other things that kinda jacked up a decent original car. It wasn’t a family car. His grandfather had bought it for him.

He wanted $10,000 for the car. I offered $2000 and he declined. And I see where it ended up...

 

[Gerald Morris]

If I had a grand, I'd offer that for this thing now. I drove Mathilda home for $1400, sold the wire wheels for $150 and have repaired what I could when I could, making my ride a damned reliable DAILY DRIVER over the past 3 yrs. Not bad for a 53 yr old bit of Detroit Steel owned by a bloke just a bit older.....

Seeing what I have of this one, I'd say a grand is fair.

 

[CanCritter]

I thought they were only available with column shifters?

one of the first Furys l looked at was a green2dr with manual shift on the colum

 

[PlymouthFury]

I wanted it for the rarity of the column shift plus I really like the 70-71 Fury’s.