For Sale 1970 fury survivor !

[69monaco]

1970 Plymouth Fury II

 

[fc7_plumcrazy]

looks pretty clean

 

[polara71]

You and Carsten are getting lazy

 

[FURYGT]

Polara 71, did you see the front license plate?

 

[68PK21 440.6bbl]

An almost Paul car...

 

[detmatt]

The details...

1970 Plymouth Fury II - SURVIVOR Car!
9,000 ORIGINAL miles
Slant 6 engine

Great condition! Runs & Drives!
in storage during the Winters!!

Asking $8,000 O.B.O.
call show contact info

 

[Big_John]

I don't remember there being a lot of Fury II cars when they were new. Either stripped Fury I fleet cars or Fury III personal cars.

 

[Beep Beep Dave]

Pretty neat ride. Too bad they don't give a better description with some history.
Too bad the dash pad split.

Dave

 

[Dodgy Dick]

Mine is better, 58000 miles, all original car, dash pad perfect, interior A1, I'm a proud second owner!

 

[Cee Bodies]

View attachment 187341 Mine is better, 58000 miles, all original car, dash pad perfect, interior A1, I'm a proud second owner!

Mate, it's not about being better. The car in Vermont has 9,000 miles, and that is tough to beat. Dash pads can be replaced, but mileage cannot.

 

[firedome]

I'm tempted to look at it, only 1 hr S of my summer lake place in VT, and I'm there now for the holiday weekend. If it had a 318 I'da been there already, really miss my '71 F3, sold 5 yrs ago... the '70 F3 convert we sold 4 yrs ago, not so much...actually liked the sedan better.

 

[Rwc]

That has been for sale for at least 4 years I know of. Have never looked atbitbin person, but seems sonething must be not good with it

 

[FURYGT]

Maybe nothing's wrong except for the price on a car that is not desirable to most.

 

[Yeahrightgreer]

That has been for sale for at least 4 years I know of. Have never looked atbitbin person, but seems sonething must be not good with it

Unless there's a serious engine knock or it seemingly doesn't have any floorboards at all - I couldn't imagine something not being good with it. I think its more likely that most people aren't inclined to buy a 4-Door, Pillared, Fury II Sedan, with a Slant-6, bench seats and a column car.

Its a stunning car IMO that can only truly be appreciated by other enthusiast like us. Unfortunately; it seems the rest of the population doesn't only forget, but doesn't want to remember average cars like this. We'd rather only remember 2-Door, Sport Roof, Console, 440-6, 4-Specd, R/T SE Cars.

 

[Dodgy Dick]

Bloody right there!

 

[fc7_plumcrazy]

Its a stunning car IMO that can only truly be appreciated by other enthusiast like us. Unfortunately; it seems the rest of the population doesn't only forget, but doesn't want to remember average cars like this. We'd rather only remember 2-Door, Sport Roof, Console, 440-6, 4-Specd, R/T SE Cars.

One of the reasons why Full SIze American Classics often end in Europe.
We like big boats

 

[Dodgy Dick]

Or Australia!! Due to our thirst for Yankee muscle cars most car shows here are now over run with LHD imports, big business too.

 

[firedome]

'muricans like boats alright...especially if they are convertibles, coupes or wagons... 4 drs were always everywhere, every family had them, so it's hard to think of them, even now after 40-50 years, as anything special. Luckily we love 4 drs, and prices are right. We have a coupe DeSoto, but also a sedan DeSoto, a 4 door Hardtop '68 Caprice, and are considering a 4 dr Sport Fury...some of us do really appreciate them here, 4 doors are the best friend of the not-so-wealthy car enthusiast.