Search results for query: PM27N0D106955

That is the 12th Fury 'vert with 383-4 of which I know. The others are PM27N0D105754 (FK3 owned by @Dimitri Romanenko ), PM27N0D106955 (FK3 now B5 blue), PM27N0D108414 (an EF8 project in the Pacific Northwest), PM27N0D117723 in Ontario (@70 Sport Suburban knows this one well), PM27N0D123564 (FY6...

Interestingly, PM27N0D106955 is now listed for $19k by the dealer that bought the car at the auction: Used 1970 Plymouth Fury for Sale in Mount Vernon IN 47620 Autocar Trader @fury fan

Following up on older things this AM. Car is not listed on that website. It may have had pictures added, and then sold in the past 5 months. But searching for the VIN (both with and without the 'N' digit) gives no new sightings of this car.

Looks like I found a 12th N-code Fury iii 'vert: PM27N0D140340 was sold on Copart last August (2022). Said to "run and drive" but to have roof and flood damage. Looks to have had the engine bay repainted at some point (ce the black bulkhead), so who knows if the car was originally ER6 red. It...

Thanks to @70 Sport Suburban for letting me know that PM27N0D117723 PM27N0D106955 is back on the market as it's being auctioned off in 3 weeks. It's a rare (only 11 known to survive, though the figures have been going up since we started tracking them) N-code Fury-iii 'verts. For those...

VIN tag for PM27N0D106955 -- a formerly FK3 but now bright blue metallic (not quite B5, but close) N-code Fury iii 'vert that is now for sale in Mt. Vernon, IN. The original orange paint is visible to the left of the VIN tag. The fender tag was posted here -- thanks to @70 Sport Suburban and...

And we can add, thanks to @T-revorNobody PM27N0D106955 to the list -- that is now 7 known N-code Fury iii 'verts.

Thanks to the indefatigable @T-revorNobody, I became aware today of a seventh N-code 1970 Fury iii 'vert. Thanks! PM27N0D106955 (like the other six we have ID'd so far) is pretty loaded. Early build date: Aug. 18, 1969. This ragtop was initially FK3 but has been repainted something close to...

I think it's remarkable that N-code, 383 4bbl engine cars are so rare. With such a large motor, it seems the 2bbl would leave it under-powered and Chrysler would presumably have known that. Why do you think that most 383 cars came with 2bbl carbs? thanks.