NOT MINE 1977 Plymouth Fury (Kansas Highway Patrol car) $3,000 in Newton, KS on FB

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Well since I haven't seen much unique or sensibly priced in the Fury department to post up all I got is this one. (a little ruff IMO)

1977 Plymouth Fury Kansas HP Car $3,000 Newton KS

About This Vehicle
Driven 115,000 miles
Automatic transmission
Exterior color: Blue · Interior color: Blue
Fuel type: Gasoline
This vehicle is paid off
Clean title
This vehicle has no significant damage or problems.


Seller's Description
Great unique project car! Former Kansas Highway Patrol car. Body is very straight. Has some rust in the sheet metal but the frame is very solid. Floors, lower quarters and outer rockers need patched. Engine turns. 400 cubic inch V8. Spare transmission in the trunk. I have a new full replacement lock set that goes with the car. Driver's door glass is broken. This car needs restoration of the body interior and mechanical. Title has been applied for in my name.

Funny, looks like Kansas SP has a very similar color scheme as the Massachusetts SP.

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Engine bay pic:

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[LocuMob]

This car needs restoration of the body interior and mechanical.

Good thing that's all it needs.

 

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"outer rockers need patched" I think that one is the clincher... From what I've learned in the past couple of decades of these classics is that if the rockers are gone everything else is toast and no amount of 'patching' is going to fix that.

This is the type of car that if you send it out to be 'dipped' don't expect much to come back.

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[commando1]

if the rockers are gone everything else is toast and no amount of 'patching' is going to fix that.

The VIN tag is worth something...

 

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More pictures from the new owner found on the FB cop car group.

I'll go back and see if any more that are not dups.
(edit) on yea new owner says it's "1977 Plymouth Fury Former Kansas Highway Patrol Car No. 384."
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Here's some of the (?) better pictures or at least cop specific stuff.
New owner states in post "I'm planning on completely restoring this car to its original KHP specs." me thinks this will be a long journey.

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