1973 Fury III coupe

[BLIMP]

If you're quick, maybe one of you Texas guys can score some good parts! I'd sure like to have that tilt column!

 

[69 300 vert]

gone, I'd have loved to have that cruise control stalk...

 

[BLIMP]

Gone already? Geeze that video has only been up a couple days!

 

[sixpkrt]

Gone already? Geeze

Gone, as in sold, or the "other" gone, like to that Chrysler junkyard in the sky? Kind of like....

 

[69 300 vert]

Strongly suspect it was crushed. In Texas after the yard turns in the title the hulk must be crushed, whether complete or parted doesn't matter. Apparently, it's an anti theft measure to keep VIN's from recycling.

IF the yard hadn't turned in the title it could have been sold.

 

[1970FuryConv]

Strongly suspect it was crushed. In Texas after the yard turns in the title the hulk must be crushed, whether complete or parted doesn't matter. Apparently, it's an anti theft measure to keep VIN's from recycling. IF the yard hadn't turned in the title it could have been sold.

That sucks. From all the good body parts to 73 front disk brakes to tilt column that car was a parts bonanza for someone.
In fact, cars in worse shape get restored around here.

 

[chry73luv]

If you're quick, maybe one of you Texas guys can score some good parts! I'd sure like to have that tilt column!

It is so sad to see this car go. This fury was a special gold sticker value production package car with special chestnut metallic paint, parchment top and that funky interior was original. That car looked to be in good enough shape to be restored and should have been. Examples of these special package cars are becoming harder and harder to find and deserve to be saved.