For Sale 1973 Fury III coupe $13,999(NOT MINE)

[King Hooter]

1973 Plymouth Fury III

This looks like it just came of the showroom floor in 73. A bit to rich for my blood thought I'd share.
Per owner's craigslist posting All original only 54,000 miles. $13,999

 

[King Hooter]

Pics didn't show up. Just a sampling of 14 pictures from the ad.

 

[JC68vert300]

Everything works, 54k miles. Looks great. I like the '73 design.

 

[78Brougham]

Titties are still on it... pass.

 

[mrfury68]

I had a '72 Gran Coupe that same color combo. Classy looking car.

 

[1970FuryConv]

Titties are still on it... pass.

OK, What are the titties? Bumper guards?

 

[78Brougham]

Yes... those hideous appendages that the Fed's made ma mopar put on the entire corporate lineup in 1973.
I'm on a one man mission to see that they are removed from any and all '73s to expose the true design and beauty of the bumpers.

 

[1970FuryConv]

Yes... those hideous appendages that the Fed's made ma mopar put on the entire corporate lineup in 1973.
I'm on a one man mission to see that they are removed from any and all '73s to expose the true design and beauty of the bumpers.

Got it. Maybe you're on a mission from God.

What 73 car do you own?

 

[68PK21 440.6bbl]

I think the rubber titties were put on these pointy bumper cars to save the 5 mph bumpers as if the cost of a 5 mph bump were to excide whatever the dollar amount was set by the insurance industry back then to reduce claims? ie No titties equals a pushed in pointy bumper which the body shop would replace at a substantial more cost. Stop gap fix IMO.

 

[78Brougham]

Stop gap fix IMO.

I agree, but it was still last minute decision I'm sure. My '78 Brougham has a type of titty on but the point of the bumper sticks out way past the titties. I was thinking of removing them just to see how it looks.

All I ask is that the owners of the '73's should remove them and let the beauty shine through! If they don't like the look it let us know why.