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1968 Plymouth Fury Sport Fury | eBay This car drives great on the street. Change the rear gear to a 3.23 and you can cruise down the highway at a reasonable RPM. You could not build this car for the asking price. Questions welcomed.

FYI, 1971 Gran Coupes came standard with the headlight washers and you could get a regular vinyl top in solid colors other than the paisley pattern. Most of the 1971 Gran Coupes that I have seen that are not brown didn’t have a paisley top.

I don't believe that the owner is on this site. Keep in mind that the asking price is in Canadian dollars. The conversion to US dollars would put the price in US dollars at $21,830 as the Canadian dollar is worth 74 cents. I spoke with the owner of this car many years ago at Carlise. A very...

It might be helpful for you to talk to me to help you make a decision. You are going to need quarters, outer wheel houses, trunk floor extensions and more.

I’m glad that you are enjoying the Flying Whale. I ditched the ratchet shifter, had the column shifter put back in use, had the transmission serviced, a new deep cast pan and transmission cooler installed, had the carburetor redone and more. Remember that I get first dibs if you ever sell it.

1966 was the last year for the 361.

Congratulations!

The Hurst shifter became an option during the ‘68 production year.

At least three of Dan's cars are undergoing restorations but none of have completed and I doubt that they will be up for sale once finished. I have one of them and I will be upside down in terms of the investment vs. value of the car once it is finished but I am not restoring the car to sell.

Some 300 Hursts have at sold at auction in the $50k plus range and in my opinion a V code '70 GT properly restored would be worth more and a properly restored '70 or '71 GT would be worth $50k. I know of a low option '71 GT that was a solid southern car that underwent an expensive nut and bolt...

Yes, referring to the argent painted body side moldings were on spring special cars. The argent moldings look so much better than the white ones on certain car colors.

I can't tell from the photos if the car is blue or turquoise. The color does not look correct but it looks great. 383 with a/c and the nicer looking spring special body side moldings. I think that $19k is a good asking price. Wish it had different wheels on it.

IMHO the seller would be lucky to get half of the asking price. For such an allegedly low miles car, why has the carpet been replaced? Factory carpet did not use grommets over the dimmer switch.

My understanding is that all '66 & '67 440's had 915 heads. Blocks did not get stamped with VIN numbers until part way through the '68 production so the best that you can do see if the drivetrain has correct date codes. IMHO, $18k was a very fair price for that car and $16,200 is a deal. Some...

Similar cars have sold for more than $20k at MECUM Auctions.

$17,500 is a bargain for a '68 Fury convertible with a/c. Great color combo. '68 Fury owners, note the original trunk mat is not plaid. It is a hounds-tooth pattern like this one. If I had the money and the space I would make an offer on this one after getting photos under the trunk mat and...

The other switch would be for the '67 only Flow Through Ventilation System if the car also has the rear defogger.

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And if he still has the fender skirts.

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