For Sale '68 Sport Fury Fast Top w/Air

[commando1]

1968 Plymouth Sport FURY III 318 cu. in. 4bbl. automatic ~ 2nd owner

Head turning 2 owner 1968 Plymouth Sport Fury III; 318 cu. in. 4bbl., aluminum intake and chrome valve covers and air cleaner. Extra clean interior (no dash cracks, seat tears/rips or wear). I'm selling the car due to lack of covered storage space. With minor body touch up, a little TLC, and a good paint job, this car will be SHARP!! Please, no low ballers, as this is a solid car for the money!!

NOTE: If you are willing "to part with" tires/rims shown in photo ("swap out"), for tires and Plymouth hub caps (last photo in ad), I will take $6000 CASH.....

*If your reading this ad, the car IS still available.....
**Please, do not call with your services; I do NOT need help selling the car.

Otherwise, the FIRST $6500 CASH TAKES IT (as pictured)..... Must see to appreciate!!!
contact name: Don
call or text: ☎ (813) 967-5177
reply by email: hk22f-5640340222@sale.craigslist.org

 

[67-Fury]

The car is Ruined with all the Tacky Autozone **** on it. It will never be pure again.

 

[commando1]

Using that car as a starting basis and sinking some dough into it, it could be a stunning car.

 

[BigFury]

Loose those garbage wheels right off the bat and the shitty custom "318 Commando" badge and the car would be alot better

 

[commando1]

He seems very proud of that 318. His previous car must have been a VTEC.

 

[BigFury]

No shame in a 'teen but theres no point in celebrating mediocrity either

He seems very proud of that 318. His previous car must have been a VTEC.

 

[jake]

I like the white vinyl on that blue

 

[mrfury68]

Car looks solid. I agree, lose all of the J.C. Whitney stuff & those wheels & you have a cruiser to drive or give it a nice paint job.

 

[fury fan]

He seems very proud of that 318. His previous car must have been a VTEC.

I dunno. In the mid-90s my college buddy had a VTEC Civic, which was an earlier one and not the 200+hp screamer like they make now. It was pretty spunky and would've eaten my 68 Fury 318 without much trouble. So I suspect this guy has never had anything but a 318.

I think this car has some good potential with some tidying up, but the starting price is too high to do anything heavy. If truly rust-free, maybe 55-6000 and including the Keystones? I wonder how well that paint would polish up? Would be a tough prospect around the side-stripes.