SportFury70
Senior Member
Oh boy here we go again with me posting another expensive c-body for sale ![Roll Eyes :rolleyes: :rolleyes:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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, this time a red with white interior 1967 Fury III convertible 4-speed "H"-code 383 in Hanover M.A. I am especially paging @PH27L7 as he has a '67 Fury 4-speed convertible and I would definitely want his opinion on this one. My opinion however is that the price is a little high on this one being a Fury III and NOT a Sport Fury, it's probably worth $35,000-40,000 to me but it does have a big block and is a nice color combo.
My questions though are......
1) Is it really a 4 speed car? because they do not show the fender tag, and I don't believe I see the braces a 4 speed should have under the hood unless they are there and I don't see them.
2) Why does the engine look orange?
3) Why does it have the wrong seat belts?
4) Why is the trunk carpet not original with a mat?
5) Was it an original A/C car with the modern compressor or did he swap out the old original compressor and put that in for weight reduction and efficiency?
Here is SOME information from the ad and the link for the ad, and I quote......
"1967 Plymouth Fury III Convertible Coupe brought to you by Zoom Classic Cars. Rebuilt 383CI/398HP Commando with Cam and bored .030 over coupled with rebuilt 4 speed manual transmission with added Hurst shifter. Purchased by the current owner in 2007 and fully restored in 2008. Engine rebuild by Reid's Automotive of MA included new alternator, electronic ignition, aluminum Edelbrock intake and Heads, aluminum radiator, Holley 4 barrel carb, vintage AC. all new hoses and clamps. Upgraded braking system with dual master cylinder. Body on the car is very straight all-around and all the panels line up nicely. New Red paint and white replacement interior in overall excellent condition."
Here are some pictures from the ad......
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My questions though are......
1) Is it really a 4 speed car? because they do not show the fender tag, and I don't believe I see the braces a 4 speed should have under the hood unless they are there and I don't see them.
2) Why does the engine look orange?
3) Why does it have the wrong seat belts?
4) Why is the trunk carpet not original with a mat?
5) Was it an original A/C car with the modern compressor or did he swap out the old original compressor and put that in for weight reduction and efficiency?
Here is SOME information from the ad and the link for the ad, and I quote......
"1967 Plymouth Fury III Convertible Coupe brought to you by Zoom Classic Cars. Rebuilt 383CI/398HP Commando with Cam and bored .030 over coupled with rebuilt 4 speed manual transmission with added Hurst shifter. Purchased by the current owner in 2007 and fully restored in 2008. Engine rebuild by Reid's Automotive of MA included new alternator, electronic ignition, aluminum Edelbrock intake and Heads, aluminum radiator, Holley 4 barrel carb, vintage AC. all new hoses and clamps. Upgraded braking system with dual master cylinder. Body on the car is very straight all-around and all the panels line up nicely. New Red paint and white replacement interior in overall excellent condition."
Here are some pictures from the ad......