The Fury also set a record: Joseph Vaillancourt's 1963 Plymouth Fury, driven as a cab since the mid-1960s, reached 2,609,698 km (over 1.6 million miles), when it was struck by a truck. Vaillancourt was unhurt, and a Quebec actor, Michel Barette (who drove a Prowler at the time), spent roughly $20,000 to restore the Fury, the highest mileage car ...

Nov 16, 2020 · The Fury was a favorite of many police forces, adopted by the tough New York Police Department. The Fury also set a record: Joseph Vaillancourt's 1963 Plymouth Fury, driven as a cab since the mid-1960s, reached 2,609,698 km …

1963 Plymouth Fury Engines The Sport Furys had three engine options, the 318 cid, the 361 Commando engine with a 2 bbl. Carb, and the 383 cid Golden Commando engine with a 4 bbl. Carb. A 426 Wedge and a 426 Max Wedge was also available in limited production.

Jan 29, 2025 · Tony's Parts is a Mopar-only dealer of NOS and used parts for muscle-era Mopar cars. We carry an extensive inventory of parts primarily for 1962 through 1974 model years, with some parts for older and newer cars.Tony's Parts also manufactures selected high-quality reproduction parts to substitute for hard to find NOS or used Mopar parts.

Oct 13, 2024 · FK3 Burnt Orange ‘70 Plymouth Sport Fury GT is up for sale. I drove this all the way from Amarillo, Texas to Los Angeles six years ago. The car ran and drove up until I decided to pull the steering box, steering column, and dash during the pandemic. Due to the arrival of a second child and...

Plymouth returned to a three-model lineup when its Sport Fury was dropped after just one year (it would reappear in 1962 for a much longer run.) There was also a new bottom-bottom line called the Fleet Special made up of cars designed specifically for …

Oct 11, 2024 · FK3 Burnt Orange ‘70 Plymouth Sport Fury GT is up for sale. I drove this all the way from Amarillo, Texas to Los Angeles six years ago. The car ran and drove up until I decided to pull the steering box, steering column, and dash …

Dec 18, 2024 · The A07 web page that I created was for the Dodge C-bodies. I suspect that something similar can be found for Plymouth, but (unlike for the Dodge) that is not in the Fury Salesman pocket guide: The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1971 Plymouth Salesman's Pocket Guide That lists A01, A04 and A76 -- but not the other A packages. Good luck!

Plymouth’s primary sales maker in 1962 was the Fury; the one pictured is a rare and special breed. It has all the go-fast goodies such as Red Line high speed tires, bigger brakes, special suspension bits, changed Torqueflite shift points, and a host of options that could either be added or, more importantly, deleted at the factory level.

The 1965 Plymouth Fury. Each model of the big car line was dubbed "Fury." Deliniating bottom from top were simple Roman numerals: Fury I, Fury II, Fury III. On the top line, as in the past five years, the name Fury was preceeded by the word "Sport."