NOT MINE 1969 Plymouth Fury III Convertible - $16,500 - Spring Hill, Florida

[T-revorNobody]

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1969 Plymouth Fury III Convertible - $16,500 - Spring Hill, Florida

FB Description
1969 Plymouth fury 3 Convertable.. nice custom car.. no rust brand new top that works perfect no Tears in the upholstery brand new carpet with sound deadener and heat pad brand new tires custom staggered wheels 22x9 upfront 22x13 in the rear. Runs great has heater and air conditioning AC needs to be finished up but most of everything is there plenty of extra parts play of extra original parts runs great could drive from here to New York without a problem Paint is a few years old all stainless in good condition.. asking 16,500 obo possible partial trade plus cash for magnum rt/srt8 beautiful car… juts need room to work On some other cars I want to finish. 

 

[75LandYacht]

What a shame, seems to be a very nice car otherwise.

 

[Joel d. Snyd]

that made me cringe at first sight.

 

[cuda hunter]

I wish the rims were black instead of orange. I like the big wheel look! Goes great on such a big car! Looks natural, really.

 

[66l78rat]

He says it can be driven cross country,not here in Michigan,our roads suck worst than most undeveloped countries.Those God awful wheels and rubber band tires would scramble your brains.To each their own but if you modify too much then expect regular car $$, you deserve to be dumped on.

 

[polaratherapy]

Only to be driven once a year, October 31st!
Sorry, and pumpkin festivals!

 

[polaratherapy]

I retract what I commented on the last 2 Florida sale cars, I shouldn't say a thing about other people's taste, it's all in the eye of the beholder. To each his own, who knows what they had to work with from the start!
My Polara is going through a transformation at this time, will not be stock due to previous alterations but I can assure you she will not be as vibrant as the 2 current Fury's for sale.

 

[68PK21 440.6bbl]

Only to be driven once a year, October 31st!
Sorry, and pumpkin festivals!

That's a gud one!