57fury440
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Most cars of the fifties with a manual transmission were three on the tree. Easy to shift and mostly trouble free. Nice car. Clean it up and use it.
$1500 Fury 1 near me
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DCMC
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It couldn't get much easier to work on than that and worth the price especially if they accept less $
azblackhemi
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I'd grab it in a heartbeat if it was near me!
Darter6
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Do it. If you change your mind, I believe you would have no problem finding a buyer.
2 door too. Looks like they drove it to that spot and walked away. To bad about the glass.
Stargazer
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The bumpers alone might be worth that..
Fury Pursuit
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I'll take it....if you want to flip it.
Mopars & Matchbox
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Save it for SURE!
1970FuryConv
Old Man with a Hat
$1500 is a good price if the subframes are OK. I'd buy it
68 4spd Fury
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Heck yea! Offer $1k, meet in the middle at $1250. It's likely rusted under the rubber mats but so what.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
I think the consensus is clear.
Jakter
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Does it have a title?
Just to make it roadworthy you'll be into to it twice the ask.
This is a project car someone buys to keep because just to make it roadworthy you'll at best break even.
Just to make it roadworthy you'll be into to it twice the ask.
This is a project car someone buys to keep because just to make it roadworthy you'll at best break even.
this car needs someone to save it, if the underside is reasonably intact. take it home, clean it then assess it. if you don't fall in love with it, flip it.
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Wow, I've got one of those, and they're fun and comfortable to drive and rare as hades. I'd buy that in a second and even at the cost of shipping it all the way east!
cdmcclellan71
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The seller is gone until this weekend, I have an offer prepared.. a trade actually. We'll see if it pans out, I'm hoping so.
I did end up wit the '67 H-code Monaco 500, I haven't done anything but clean out the trash thus far, I've been working long days.
I did end up wit the '67 H-code Monaco 500, I haven't done anything but clean out the trash thus far, I've been working long days.
Fury Pursuit
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cdmcclellan71
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Here's the Monaco getting towed home
75LandYacht
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Little overkill with the tow rig No!! Lol
What kinda sharp is the Monaco in? I love those and the Polara of the same year..
commando1
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The absolute coolest Fusie in the world.
cdmcclellan71
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The Monaco has been sitting since '92 or so, the interior upholstery is rough, headliner is shot. The body is pretty good, very little rust as far as I can tell though I haven't been in the trunk yet. Underneath is solid. The oil looks good, transmission fluid is bright red. The fuel tank smells like varnish of course. It's an H code 383, I still need to verify the numbers, console shift, bench seat. It didn't come with keys. I brought it home and it's sitting for now however I'll be digging into it in the next couple of months after I recover from shoulder surgery. Montana doesn't salt it's roads so I have that going for it as far as rust is concerned. I'm hoping it was just parked perhaps after an owner passed away, we'll see in the near future. I don't see any signs of previous catastrophic failures.. when I know more and assuming that it'll run and drive, I may end up sending this one down the road for a reasonable price if I end up picking up the Fury 1.
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