Tallest Fins Ever! 1960 Plymouth Fury Convertible Much Rarer Than 1959 Cadillac on 2040-cars
Palos Verdes Peninsula, California, United States
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In 1960, the Plymouth Fury was the top offering in Plymouth's line-up. Legendary designer Virgil Exner was the man responsible for this classic style known as "The Million Dollar Look." This is beautiful example of Chrysler corporation styling and Virgil Exner's flamboyance. The Fury was top of the line for Plymouth in 1960. This Fury is powered by it's original 318cid V8 producing 230hp and a 3-speed TorqueFlite push-button automatic transmission with power steering and convertible top. She's Rust Free. Her paint is in great condition. It has new brakes. This car has its original optional 'Aero' steering wheel too in great shape. This classic Plymouth Fury showcases driver quality paint along with intact & rare brightwork throughout. The doors, hood, and trunk open and close correctly. The paint displays an excellent gloss and overall appeal. There are a number of paint imperfections and chip touch-up if you look closely. The interior is finished in red vinyl and cloth. The dash displays its original instrumentation as well. The speedometer works well. The door panels are intricate and classic pieces in decent shape, showing some age with their brightwork intact. The dash has some cracks on the passenger side pad, but can easily be replaced as it is just vinyl without any special heat pleats. The pushbutton Torque Flite automatic transmission works well. The engine compartment displays the 318 c.i. engine along with clean and solid inner fenders, core support, and firewall sheetmetal. The original charging system is still in place. The trunk is solid and complete with the original jacking equipment. The original VIN plate is also in place. The upholstery is in good condition front to back, showing no age. The door undersides are solid and corrosion free. This is a very solid old car. The underbody is also very solid, indicitive of a car kept in dry condition. The flooring, frame and engine underside are clean and solid, as is the rear end. The original floor pans are intact throughout. The glass is in good shape except the windshield has what looks like a bb gun hole and crack at the base of the window. I have a source for new replacement windshields for $475 dollars for the buyer. The front and rear windows roll up and down easily. The Odometer shows 97,4500 miles -- appears to be accurate. More options include a very Rare Front Bumper Guard and Flight Sweep Decklid and Dual Outside Mirrors. Best of all the car has the accessory Swivel Seats that work really well. I am selling this car only to fund the restoration of my 1961 and 1962 Imperial convertibles. I am a Mopar guy, but really am mostly about Imperials. I have over 15 cars varying from Italian to American and I'm always trading and changing cars because it's my passion. And unlike with women, with cars I can screw around, dabble, change and trade without too much grief. I will be on away for Spring Break most of the auction but I can show the car towards the end and answer any questions all week long. Good luck bidding. |
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