For Sale 1976 Plymouth Gran Fury Cop Car - $3500 (South Austin)

[68PK21 440.6bbl]

This one needs to be preserved. Reminds me of my 76 Brougham driver to parts car for my 77 PK41 (would've like the vent windows) again not mine... (price drop)

1976 Plymouth Gran Fury Cop Car - $3500 (South Austin)

Also a older listing from 30 days ago (how'd I miss that one?)

1976 Plymouth gran fury custom VERY RARE PATROL COP CAR - $5000

With more pics (engine bay)..

whew! done... oh wait found I'm doing it wrong, arrrrg! now done,,,, enjoy!

 

[detmatt]

Interesting but I would say this is no patrol car having cloth seats and power windows. I would like to see the fender tag and vin.
I do see the power steering cooler there.

 

[68PK21 440.6bbl]

What The spotlight don't certify it? he he
I've seen many with the cloth seats luxo interior, cruise control etc, Detective/FBI type cars over the years. lol actually had to ride in a few not to my choosing!

AD from 30 days ago sez "This car was originally bought by Travis county sheriff for patrol/cop use" guess Travis County is pretty well off.

 

[ZedR]

This was a Travis county sheriff car. I talked to the guy before he put it on Craigslist, it’s legit.

 

[detmatt]

Nice!
@69CoronetRT

 

[65Fury440]

Wow that would be sweet to restore for someone with deep pockets.

 

[commando1]

Wow that would be sweet to restore for someone with deep pockets.

People with deep pockets go straight to the Fusies.
If this Fury was brought up to show quality, it would still bring 1/3 of a 69.

 

[detmatt]

It’s a $2500 dollar car no matter how you slice it.

 

[Carmine]

I'm usually a Chrysler (brand) guy, but when it comes to sedans, the Dodge/Plymos really look better in the fusie/formal era.

I need to go visit my RMB.

 

[78Brougham]

Comes with its own crime scene. Something or someone died on that front seat! Lol

 

[fury fan]

I do love the copcars with the upscale interiors and body trim.
If I ever got a Formal, such a copcar would be my target.

And not casting aspersions at anything ZedR said, but a past owner doesn't make it a copcar, but how the car was built by the factory does.
A K in the model digit in the VIN, A38, or AHB.
(this one has both)

 

[ZedR]

Everything you said is true to a point - But, my 1972 Polara was used as a Texas Highway Patrol car and it has no K in the VIN and A38 doesn't appear on the Tag (though it is on a factory spec sheet found with the car).

If you just looked at my fender tag, it has no police-only options (unless the fleet F codes weren't available to the general public) - and yet it served for 4 years in that capacity.

 

[Wollfen]

People with deep pockets go straight to the Fusies.
If this Fury was brought up to show quality, it would still bring 1/3 of a 69.

I have deep pockets, I paid $1500 for my last Fusie.

 

[commando1]

I have deep pockets, I paid $1500 for my last Fusie.

I'm talking cop cars.